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Photographer's Note
Along the edge of Ayers Rock ....
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fabio_ts
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(13696) 2006-03-09 5:17
Fantastic POV for a great capture Michel, what an amazing colors and wonderful perspective... really well done, compliments!!
have a nice day,
Fabio.
david
(3992) 2006-03-09 5:27
this is a great perspective of the famous monolith detay ... however i'd like to point out that the correct name is Uluru, which is the indigenous name for Ayers Rock.
beautiful clear sky and it contrasts well against the red rocks. it looks almost like you've cleaned the sky in photoshop! ;)
in future, please write a more detailed photographer's note. they're important to the purpose of Trek Earth: "learning about the world through photography"
great shooting!
GSHodg
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(104) 2006-03-09 5:51
Great use of the fisheye - making a VERY dramatic composition. fab colour saturation too.
qpochet
(1412) 2006-03-09 6:02
Hi Michel,
Great original shot of Ayers Rock. The well chosen POV creates an amazing impression of "tinyness". Vivid colours are wonderful and I particularly like the contrast between red cliffs and blue sky. I suppose Uluru is a must for a geologist combined with photographer!
Well done!
Quentin.
jemaflor
(125765) 2006-03-09 6:13
Hi Michel,
Original view and great idea for the composition, well seen and also well captured, these colours are beautiful.
hamster
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(104) 2006-03-09 8:18
Very interesting shot. Good idea to use the fisheye. Perfectly composed. The tree at the upper left corner is a big plus.
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(30970) 2006-03-09 13:15
Great perspective and good POV.
The red and blue works very wel here.......good job!!!
pastadog
(13111) 2006-03-09 13:29
Hi Michel, the POV is superb here, the frame with the tree nicely matches the "V" in the rock, the colors are gorgeous, thanks for sharing! Daniel
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(131) 2006-03-10 11:55
This composition is really special ! POV, colors and this perspective with fisheye are fantastic ... Cheers !
gramma
(3519) 2006-08-25 15:36
Photographie très impressionnante ! Les couleurs sont vives, la netteté est très bonne.
Christophe
Photo Information
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Copyright: Michel Detay (mdetay)
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(4929) - Genre: Places
- Medium: Color
- Date Taken: 2005-03-25
- Camera: Nikon D100, 16mm f2.8 Fisheye
- Exposure: f/9.0, 1/320 seconds
- More Photo Info: view
- Map: view
- Photo Version: Original Version
- Date Submitted: 2006-03-09 5:11
Discussions
- To davidsmeaton: Copy that! (1)
by AMZINCHIA, last updated 2006-03-09 05:48 - To fabio_ts: Thanks (1)
by mdetay, last updated 2006-03-12 11:18 - To georgemoeciu: Yes, this is a monolith! (1)
by mdetay, last updated 2006-03-12 11:26 - To GSHodg: No artificial saturation (1)
by mdetay, last updated 2006-03-12 11:28 - To qpochet: Thanks (1)
by mdetay, last updated 2006-03-12 11:31 - To hamster: Thanks (1)
by mdetay, last updated 2006-03-12 11:36 - To olopez: Thanks (1)
by mdetay, last updated 2006-03-12 11:41
