Blowing in the Wind

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By: Jim Goldstein
Copyright ©2004

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Photographer	Jim Goldstein {Karma:21230}
Project	#6 Minimal Depth of Field	Camera Model	Canon EOS A2E
Categories	Nature	Film Format
Portfolio	nature	Lens	70-300mm
Uploaded	3/9/2004	Film / Memory Type	Fuji Velvia 50
		ISO / Film Speed	0
Views	636	Shutter	NA
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Critiques	6	Rating	6.10 / 5 Ratings
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About	I was sitting around watching the sun set while out hiking and noticed the lighting getting very golden. This golden lighting had a great effect on the grass in the area. It then dawned on me that the shadowed trees in the background were creating an excellent backdrop to accentuate the golden grass. I only took a couple of photos, but particularly like how this one came out. I decided to break the rule of thirds on this shot. I liked the bell curve shape of the grass and how it matched the shape of the shadows behind it. Thanks for your time and comments. More of my work can be seen at http://www.artbeacon.com/jmg-galleries/

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Gabino Matus Jr {K:2075} 8/28/2006

Amazing colors and light. It's like I'm looking at gold!

Barry Walthall {K:5312} 3/19/2004

I like your commentary on this image....it's interesting to understand the thought process...and I really do like this image...it turned out wonderful.

Bradley Prue

{K:30678} 3/10/2004

I like it too, but I think I would like to have seen the wheat focused a little sharper. Yeah, I know, easier said than done.

tom rumland {K:14874} 3/10/2004

naahh, forget the thirds. this looks great as is. not sure that it would look any better if offset to either side. it doesn't look like there's much to offset against other than the background. great shot!

btw, can't wait to see how your light experiment came out. come on, post it, we all get gushy every now and then ;^)

take care,
tom

Alan Armanini {K:5407} 3/9/2004

Jim,
Great Shot, Wonderful light, and very Original.
Beautiful Work!!!

Burak Tanriover {K:16610} 3/9/2004

the lighting is very beautiful.congratulations,Burak

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