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Photographer  Jeremy Darling {Karma:287}
Project #23 Objects Camera Model Canon EOS 10D
Categories Digital
Still Life
Film Format
Portfolio Still Lifes
Lens Tamron 28-300mm
Uploaded 7/24/2004 Film / Memory Type SanDisk 1GB
    ISO / Film Speed 0
Views 1075 Shutter 30s
Favorites Aperture f/22
Critiques 11 Rating
5.50
/ 4 Ratings
Location City -  Kansas City
State -  MISSOURI
Country - United States   United States
About Trying to show a bit of an abstract point of view on media used. The shot is supposed to show how Digital Media is replacing the film overall in more situations and in the end being a way to produce unused film at any time (via formatting the card or removing older shots that have been stored or are being discarded). After all how in the world would you have carried enough film in the old days to pull off a few thousand photos without adding lots of weight to your pack.

- Jeremy
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There are 11 Comments in 1 Pages
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Jozsef Dotzi   {K:582} 2/26/2006
Nice contrast between the new photographic era and the past.

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Michael Kanemoto Michael Kanemoto   {K:22115} 10/18/2004
Good concept and well shot. I agree with Hugo's comments, a rule of thirds crop would add a bit of dynamics to the shot.

More white would make it pop a bit but would lose a sense of depth.

Nothing severe where I would reshoot though, and congratulations on the award.

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Ameed El-Ghoul Ameed El-Ghoul   {K:42215} 7/25/2004
Simply .. very creative composition, i like it allot, regards,

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Ryan Greene   {K:3297} 7/25/2004
Awesome idea! I myself still use both, but mostly digital. It's easier for me to learn on digial because it doesn't cost me anything when I make a mistake.

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Jeremy Darling   {K:287} 7/25/2004
Thanks greatly for your reply. The crop is a bit disturbing to myself as well. I shot this to submit to a local contest so it had to be a full frame composition straight from the camera with minor color adjustments. I'll find out about december how I did, but until then I'm glad to see everyone likes the idea. Thanks for your rework, I must say its impressive work, my PS skills are still lacking enough that I can't every seem to cut quite that well :).

Jeremy

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luis pereira luis pereira   {K:26013} 7/25/2004
Sooner or later this digital stuff would be replaced by somethng else

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Hugo de Wolf Hugo de Wolf   {K:185110} 7/25/2004
Very creative shot, Jeremy. Personally, I would crop something off the right side of the image, to balance the composition, and I think an all white background (with shadow, though) would make the shot a tad stronger, as I find the near white tone of surface and background a bit distracting with the white page. Attached a slightly tweaked version.

Excellent and very creative idea, though. Abotu the message, I sincerely hope not that Digital media is replacing film (entirely), as I use both, too.

Cheers,

Hugo

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Jeremy Darling   {K:287} 7/25/2004
Personally I shoot with both. I usually use film for my B&W as you can't touch (or retouch) a color shot to match a true B&W shot (yet). Glad you liked the shot, and thanks for the time to write something up.

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Andreas Haralambopoulos Andreas Haralambopoulos   {K:462} 7/25/2004
Nice idea.
To Digital or to Film. That's the question!. I cannot anwser yet? You?

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Rachel Leah Rachel Leah   {K:26110} 7/25/2004
Wow! Great job! The clarity, lighting, coloring and everything looks perfect. I love the idea of it too! Excellent job! :)
~Rachel~

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Tony Diana Tony Diana   {K:13396} 7/25/2004
Muy bueno. 7

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