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Photographer Khaled Mursi Hammoud  Khaled Mursi Hammoud {Karma:54005}
Project #1 Abstracts Camera Model Nikon D100
Categories Abstracts
Alternative Process
Deep Blue
Film Format Digital JPEG High
Portfolio Lens Nikon  24-85mm f/2.8-4D AF
Uploaded 6/18/2006 Film / Memory Type SanDisk 2GB
    ISO / Film Speed
Views 556 Shutter 1/4 sec
Favorites Aperture f/29
Critiques 18 Rating
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Location City -  Cairo
State - 
Country - Egypt   Egypt
About 2 glass goblets one inside the other, a blue one and a white one.

Camera settings: 1/4 sec - f/29 - ISO 200 - FL 42mm - X-ray film viewer as a source of light.
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There are 18 Comments in 1 Pages
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Riham Essam Riham Essam   {K:4931} 6/20/2006
So simple & nice well done khaled,:)

Best regards,
Riham Essam from alex ..

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Alison DuFlon Alison DuFlon   {K:36566} 6/20/2006
These circular patterns are wonderful Khaled, I saw what you wrote to Alex, what a great idea, using the table and viewer. Alison

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Marian Man Marian Man   {K:80636} 6/19/2006
another wonderful creative composition dear Khaled!!!!!! great tones!!!!! love it!!!!!!
if you wish check my http://www.usefilm.com/Image.asp?ID=744905 is not blue but has some similarity :)
all the best to you
Marian

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Riny Koopman Riny Koopman   {K:102911} 6/19/2006
The results looks me fine,good work from you dear Khaled,Regards from sunny Holland,Riny

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Engy Farahat Engy Farahat   {K:11591} 6/19/2006
Brilliant idea as always Khaled. It's stunning design!!
I really like it... It's awesome!! 7++++

ng..

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stingRay pt.4 . stingRay pt.4 .   {K:250401} 6/19/2006
Yet another excellent variation to the main theme of this series my dear friend. Your creative mind seems to know no bounds as you you produce one artistic inovation after another. Well done to you dear Khaled...........I have nearly caught up with everything at long last but I must have a bit of a break before my eyes cross:):):) My very best wishes to you as always......Ray

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Dave Stacey Dave Stacey   {K:150877} 6/19/2006
Another well done abstract, Khaled! I like the symmetrical nature of this one.
Dave.

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Nesreen Edrees Nesreen Edrees   {K:738} 6/19/2006
I am really stunned. amazing shot as always.

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Jeanette Hägglund Jeanette Hägglund   {K:59855} 6/19/2006
You ARE creative - cool contribution!

Jeanette

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Amna Al Shamsi   {K:21795} 6/19/2006
Wonderful abstract shoot.

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OMran Isso OMran Isso   {K:1723} 6/19/2006
very simple point .. really nice work ...

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Kambiz K Kambiz K   {K:37420} 6/19/2006
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Alex Wasilewski Alex Wasilewski   {K:888} 6/19/2006
Thanks for taking the time to explain your method and take the image for me, that definitely helps me see what you are talking about...A picture is always a better way to help me to understand certain things, especially in the photography field...great shot and a thanks again...
Alex

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Howie Mudge Howie Mudge   {K:27933} 6/18/2006
Really good angle and composition Khaled and exposure is spot on once again :)

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Galal El Missary   {K:84569} 6/18/2006
Anther wonderful composition with Great tones , well taken Khaled .

Galal

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Khaled Mursi Hammoud Khaled Mursi Hammoud   {K:54005} 6/18/2006
Hi Alex,
Thanx a lot my friend for your nice words.
About your question, I'm with you totally about the tripod, but for those end-on photos I use a copying table with the x-ray film viewer on it (as shown in the image which I just captured it now specially for you) otherwise for the side views, I use a tripod with the objects on the copying table and the X-ray film viewer too.
Thanx for your concern my friend, anytime my friend.
Regards,
Khaled.

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N3ma  Allah Hisham N3ma Allah Hisham   {K:5465} 6/18/2006
so simple and beautiful Khaled.. creative colours.. pure abstract art ..great work

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Alex Wasilewski Alex Wasilewski   {K:888} 6/18/2006
Another awesome image from your collection of blues...Wondeful abstract as well, had I not seen some of your previous images, which are astounding by the way, i probably wouldn't have figured out what the object was...I was curious as to how u got the exactly overhead angle...were you able to hold the camera in your hand or was a tripod used? When trying to shoot directly overhead, i run into the problem of getting my tripod legs in the shot, just wondering about your technique...Amazing capture once again!! hope to see even more of this series in the near future...

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