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o-O!
March 19, 2007You can see from the state of the grass how little rain we have had in the city lately, even the normally verdant hills where I live have been suffering from the drought.
Coming back to the sculptures themselves, I dont know the artist or what they are titled, but really like these works of public art, I was wandering around them for quite a while before finding a point of view I liked to capture this shot with my Diana and Fuji NPC 160.
This shot is also part of the collection at File Magazine. Prints available at RedBubble.
5 Responses to “o-O!”
[terrorkitten]
March 20, 2007 00:16
This is great.....that film really kicks ass....great saturation and love the composition. Phil
March 20, 2007 00:16
This is great.....that film really kicks ass....great saturation and love the composition. Phil
db
March 20, 2007 01:31
great composition. I walked right past those things and didn't even bat an eye at them.. well I might have shrugged at them on the way..
I did grab the cow in tree though. Nothing special, but I'll post it up one day
cheers db
March 20, 2007 01:31
great composition. I walked right past those things and didn't even bat an eye at them.. well I might have shrugged at them on the way..
I did grab the cow in tree though. Nothing special, but I'll post it up one day
cheers db
db
March 20, 2007 01:33
maybe I just gotta start carrying colour ;-P
March 20, 2007 01:33
maybe I just gotta start carrying colour ;-P
angie
March 20, 2007 07:25
good lord, cameron! you certainly got the best diana out of the crappy-diana-lot! loving this shot very much.
March 20, 2007 07:25
good lord, cameron! you certainly got the best diana out of the crappy-diana-lot! loving this shot very much.
Cameron
March 20, 2007 21:58
Thank you Phil, Don and Angie, I appreciate the feedback, Phil the NPC is really nice film, I'm not sure how it would fare in less than sunny conditions though.
Don, the first couple of times I have visited this park, I considered taking shots of these rings, but the aqua boarding wasn't behind them, just a sort of wasteland and the scene just didn't do anything for me. This time however, once I got the right POV, it all just seemed to click, so I did too! P.S. I love your B&W Don, but what's to stop you carrying a second crappy cam with your kit loaded with colour (God knows they're light enough!)
;-)>
Angie, I think I've been really lucky with most of my plastic cams. The gods of toyphotography must be watching over me!
March 20, 2007 21:58
Thank you Phil, Don and Angie, I appreciate the feedback, Phil the NPC is really nice film, I'm not sure how it would fare in less than sunny conditions though.
Don, the first couple of times I have visited this park, I considered taking shots of these rings, but the aqua boarding wasn't behind them, just a sort of wasteland and the scene just didn't do anything for me. This time however, once I got the right POV, it all just seemed to click, so I did too! P.S. I love your B&W Don, but what's to stop you carrying a second crappy cam with your kit loaded with colour (God knows they're light enough!)
;-)>
Angie, I think I've been really lucky with most of my plastic cams. The gods of toyphotography must be watching over me!
