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By: Lukasz Kuczkowski
Copyright ©2005

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Photographer	Lukasz Kuczkowski {Karma:14687}
Project	#21 Alone	Camera Model	Minolta 5
Categories	Landscape Macro	Film Format
Portfolio	Unusual Vision	Lens	Minolta 70-210/4
Uploaded	7/18/2005	Film / Memory Type	Fuji Sensia RA
		ISO / Film Speed	100
Views	511	Shutter
Favorites	0	Aperture	f/4.0
Critiques	23	Rating	5.81 / 9 Ratings
Location	City - State - Country - Poland
About	Hi, this shot was taken at the late sunset at the meadow covered by growing long grass. I used long lens (210mm) to extract this one ear from the other and to make the background blurred. F4 aperture was used. I took this picture in the direction of sun - it caused this warm yellow-brown cast; the sun rays are visible on the ear. I have to admit that in general I have almost quited wide lens in favor of long lens - they are much better in landscape photography that wide lens and give better and interesting results (IMHO). Hope you like it regards Lukasz

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Onur Özbakan {K:16763} 8/17/2005

light and tones are wonderful, i love simplicity, this a very beautiful work of art, very well done Lukasz! :)

cessy karina {K:14205} 7/30/2005

stunning, simplicity at it's best
love the light
you have so excellent portfolio, Lukasz

M.Gündüz Soyusatici {K:531} 7/27/2005

Lovely photograph,Excellent work

Thilo Bayer {K:50358} 7/26/2005

Hi Lukasz,

This is it! Reduced to the max, wonderful lighting from the back. offcentering. awesome idea. the simple things are so hard sometimes. you have the eye for it.

congrats!

best wishes,
Thilo

Dr. Rafael Springmann

{K:89517} 7/20/2005

It really has been a long time, Lukasz. Many photos and two BIPs (congratulations!) have gone bye. This one is also very good,. I easpecially like the backlighting and the positioning you gave it.
Thank you for your very kind comment on my "Pretty waitress."
Best regards,
Rafi

Rui Palha {K:13624} 7/20/2005

Minimalist and very beautiful.

Chris Spracklen {K:32552} 7/20/2005

Superb, Lukasz! Great light and excellent minimalism.
Best regards, Chris

Peter De Rycke

{K:41212} 7/19/2005

Ex-cel-lent piece of work .. the simplicity, the warm golden/brown colourset .. marvellous ! Peter

Henry Samudera {K:174} 7/19/2005

simple and beautiful. love the light here.

Grzzegorz Bugajski {K:58} 7/19/2005

Piekne fotografie, pozdrawiam :)

Patrick Jacobson {K:29151} 7/19/2005

Simplicity in its best! =) Very nice shot and the blurred out background works great here and makes the shot more interesting. Ive also started using a tele lens instead of my 12-24mm wide lens. Gives very nice result with using a tele.. can be abit tricky sometimes to include everything but then again with using a wide the problem is that everything is included instead.. hehe

Great shot my friend!

Patrick J

Angelo Villaschi {K:49617} 7/19/2005

Lukasz,

I hear what you are saying about long lenses in landscape. They are great at picking out details, and people just tend to go for the wider lenses because that is what they are told is suitable for landscape. I think a lot depends on your persona style. The style you have developed seems to suit a longer focal length, and your results are very nice.

A wide-angle lens will have its uses for people with different approaches and styles.