Spring in Paris
EXIF
- NIKON CORPORATION
- photo_camera Model: NIKON D90
- exposure Exposure: 1/500 (0.002 sec)
- shutter_speed Aperture: f/8.0
- lens Focal Length: 22.0 mm
- iso ISO: 200
- timer Date taken: 2016:07:02 06:08:12
- flash_on Flash: Did not fire
- Contest: Signs of Spring
- Submitted by: Dustin Quiel-Athanasiadis
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DESCRIPTION AND SETTINGS :
I took this picture on a trip to Paris with my mother. This was the garden around Notre Damme the year before it burned.
The picture was shot on a Nikon D90.
f/8
1/500 sec
ISO 200
22mm - Judge's Critique: I see sunflowers in the foreground, people in the mid-ground, and the French flag in the background framed by the buildings which are framed by the trees. There is a potential energy in the image that is broken (crushed) by the fence separating the people from the sunflowers. The photographer is on the right track but seems to have missed the mark by trying to include too much and too wide. What is the photographer trying to express? Spring in Paris of course. Are the flowers the important element? The People? The buildings with the flag? Just because the photographer is there in spring doesn’t mean the photograph conveys that time of the year. Sunflowers remind me of summer.
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