Response to Long Exposure (Response #121)

Uploaded 738 Days Ago by codedlanguage - 8 comments

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nattfodd said 738 days ago:

While I see what you intend to do here, I don't think that you reach it (at least for me)...

Oh, and how do you manage to have a dog stay that still while he's eating for more than 2s? I would need at least 1/250 on mine to get the same result :)

codedlanguage said 738 days ago:

Part of the EXIF follows:

Exposure time 2 s
F-number f/4.5
Exposure program Aperture priority
ISO speed ratings ISO 100

Thanks for the comments ! ;)

faustina said 738 days ago:

It took me a little while to realize what this was exactly, now that I know I really like it. Interesting take on the theme.

varner said 738 days ago:

I keep coming back to this one, trying to figure out what it is??!!! that I'm looking at. I like the motion that looks like hair and the overall feeling but still...I'm very curious to know what the object is.

varner said 738 days ago:

OK! I finally see it. I was too focused on the dark hair!

Lange said 737 days ago:

Very interesting image. Both beautiful and disturbing in a way. The "thing" standing in the bowl looks like a "whirrling dervish" or some sort of ghost. I do not really know what is in the bowl, and am assuming it may be a moving hand. The darker top region looks like a head and arms.

Lange said 737 days ago:

Wow! When I read the comments that it was a dog, I was amazed... I did not see it at all.... I am presuming it may be difficult to perceive what I was observing... but try... it is sort of like one of those 3-D posters.... if you look at it right, it does look like an ethereal ghost-man dancing in the bowl.

TheShadeReplied said 736 days ago:

At first I was not taken with this image, but as I looked at it it started to look like smoke rising from the bowl forming a canine apparition, then I liked it better.

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