Darkness Battled

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By: Dwight Parker
Copyright ©2005

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Photographer	Dwight Parker {Karma:253}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Minolta DiMage A1
Categories	Nature Others Wildlife	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	28-200 internal
Uploaded	2/15/2005	Film / Memory Type	iso 100
		ISO / Film Speed	0
Views	479	Shutter	1/30
Favorites	0	Aperture	f/5.6
Critiques	2	Rating	Pending / 1 Ratings
Location	City - Austin State - TEXAS Country - United States
About	Night light made from a Sea Urchin "skeleton" .. my entry into a dpchallenge.com photo contest... did not do too well... but I liked it, so what the heck...
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Dwight Parker {K:253} 2/15/2005

Thanks fot the comment... the light though, is from a night light bulb... this is basically a night light with the shell as the "lamp shade"... wish I could do lighting well enough to take credit for it...

Alastair Bell

{K:29571} 2/15/2005

I like this too! An unusual view of a sea urchin shell indeed! I wasn't a hundred percent sure what it was till I read you commentary. Excellent - love the way the backlighting has turned the shell red (all the ones I've seen are green normally) and highlighted the internal architecture of the shell. Well done!

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