The Old Wood pile

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By: Stephen Gangi
Copyright ©2002

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Photographer	Stephen Gangi {Karma:566}
Project	#23 Objects	Camera Model	Calumet C400
Categories	Still Life	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	Wollensak 135mm
Uploaded	11/29/2002	Film / Memory Type	TMax 100
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Critiques	2	Rating	Critique Only Image
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Stephen Gangi {K:566} 11/29/2002

The original print does have a lot better detail (checked with a 8x loupe) and tonal range but my scanner needs work or replacement. The pumpkin is deliberately placed where it is, to fill in what was an empty space. I do know what you mean about the tree trunk on the left, it should have been cropped out.

Jeff Cable {K:3599} 11/29/2002

Hi stephen. I expected to see more detail from a large format camera and I suspect that the scan and resulting compression have not helped your picture here. I liked the subject matter but could not square the title with the fruit/vegetable at the front of the picture. It kept drawing my eye away from the main subject. Another distraction to me was the dark tree trunk on the left edge of the frame as it did not seem to add anything to the composition IMO. I wished to see a full tonal range as well as there appeared to be a fairly grey look overall.

I guess I am just too picky but I felt that you had missed the opportunity to turn a mundane subject into a great image.

Cheers!
Jeff

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