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Photography \ Uncategorized | 10/31/06 @348 | jasonworx | critiques (12) | views (370)

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f4, 1/500 sec, 34 mm, ISO 100, aperature priority

detail of a well in an Ohio soybean field on 29 OCT 2006 : 0830

Converted to B&W.

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Comments (12)

anastasia

10/31/06 @523

Beautiful b&w tones! I like the angle and the sky degrade. Perhaps you could include more of your subject on the top. Still a nice photo!...

LoStSidE

10/31/06 @555

agree with anastasia about show the hole subject. still very nice b&w very sharp. well done

loneorbit

10/31/06 @663

Nice idea, but it looks a bit odd in landscape mode with top portion of water pump cut off. A version in portrait mode may have worked better here, since the water pump seems to your intended subject. Other than that a good choice of taking this in black and white, creating a fitting mood for this photo. Nicely done.

Madanapale

10/31/06 @678

Agree with Brian Loneorbit.
Carlos

painfulneck

10/31/06 @694

well done with the BW and details on the pump. sharpness and exposure.. +7/7

Dutch-Memory

10/31/06 @781

Nice capture!
I like the B&W and the shadow

papillonXD

10/31/06 @960

where is the yawn emmoticon? haha

but its nice. i like the stripes

haha it almost seems like the trees and the field came out of the pump. dunno.

i like it i guess, even if it is boring

dakoo

10/31/06 @987

can't agree more with loneOrbit. The exposure though is simply brilliant !!!

Amik

11/09/06 @056

awesome photo! i love black and white

slramateur

11/21/06 @220

I would have to agree with

loneorbit in that I would have tried it in portrait as well as landscape. But I like how the landscape view gets more of the soy field in the image which makes the setting.
Good job. I like it!
What part of Ohio were you in? I'm from the Dayton area, but currently in Columbus at OSU.

jasonworx

11/21/06 @559

Zach - this was taken in Berlin Heights, east of Sandusky. It's a tiny little rural village, like most of Ohio. Not quite Amish, but about as close as you can get! It's a good time to be a buckeye - if you were forced at gunpoint to be one

dogg57

11/30/06 @630

Jason love the shadow affect of the water valve

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