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Photo Series: "Southbound China: Nature and Heritage"
Title: "Mountain town"
Caption: "Guizhou Province is mountainous, and July and August are good times for hiking in Guizhou. The pictures show the small mountain towns when passed during the hike. Abandoned old houses can also be seen near the picture."
Subject: Guizhou Province, hiking, mountain town
Creator: MINGYE YUAN
Date Created: July 26, 2021 15:53
Location: Guizhou Province, hiking, late summer, abandoned, mountain city
Image
Resolution: 4032 x 3024
Width: 3024 pixels
Height: 3024 pixels
Horizontal resolution: 72 dpi
Vertical resolution: 72 dpi
Bit depth: 24
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Resolution Units: 2
Color indicates: No calibration
Camera
Camera maker: Apple
Camera model: iPhone SE (2nd generation)
Aperture value: f/1.8
Exposure time: 1/727 second
ISO speed: ISO-20
Exposure compensation: 0 stop aperture
Focal length: 4mm
Maximum aperture: /
Metering Mode: Spot
Target distance: /
Flash Mode: No Flash, Forced
Flash energy: /
35mm focal length: 28
Advanced
Contrast: /
Brightness: 8.24987817951466695
Light source: /
Exposure program: Normal
Saturation: /
Clarity: /
White balance: Automatic
Digital Zoom: /
EXIF version: 0232
GPS
Latitude: /
Longitude: /
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Document
Name: IMG-0122.JPG
Item Type: JPG Image File
Size: 3.55 MB
Shooting date: 2021/7/26 15:53
Attribute: A
File format: JPG
Creation date: March 24, 2023
Author: MINGYE YUAN
Shooting date: Jul 26, 2021
Copyright: © 2023 MINGYE YUAN. All rights reserved. Copyright term is the life of the author plus 70 years. This image may not be used or reproduced without prior written consent from the copyright holder.
Contact Information
Name: MINGYE YUAN
Email: derfflingerjerry@gmail.com
I'm slowly going through old photos and adding in metadata (and proper archiving). Up to 2007 so far. Found this image, of O'Malley, from the winter of 2007 - late March, assuming I set my camera clock correctly.
So this: it's Infra-Red (long exposure, with a filter). Converted in Silver eFex 2, with Tri-X film emulation added. Not sure the IR part matters, but I like the overall feeling.
Oh, and for the record - I've been on that peak several times. It's a really neat hike. Didn't do it this year, though.
Next year for sure.
I'm a data geek (no, sh!+, really?) and I *love* going through the metadata section of Lightroom.
I can't wait until ALL my photos are geo-tagged when I take 'em. Being able to do a mash-up and pull pictures from location would KICK ASS.
SCSL hosted a Metadata Tea and invited SCSL retirees to help identify people in photos. A great time was had by all and many subject headings created :-)
A classic amplifier with multiple forms of metadata presentation. Signal strength of the FM radio signal is indicated by a VU meter. The station is locked in as a stereo signal so the "stereo" light is lit. The lamp on the tuning pointer indicates the station frequency. It also has physical knob indications of current amplifier settings.
Rondo #1 (of 5) at UC Berkeley by Bruce Beasley, found in the very western part of campus.
M7 + 50mm f2 Planar
no I am not lying. Okay they now have those little printed slips but still.... Look at all that metadata.
www.librarian.net/stax/2708/on-metadata-and-the-printed-w...