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Daily Shoot: Use repetition to create an interesting photograph today. Grids, patterns, or a series of lines will all do the trick.
I have no idea what this is. It was by the side of the road on Mount Royal near a tall crane which is being used to work on the television tower. I liked the repetition and it fit with the theme.
the "stick dance" - - a good one for a boy - - it involved banging the sticks together and on the ground. nice
Over four years ago I worked at General Dynamics in Muskegon, MI. My first days there I stayed at "The Seaway Motel." I just landed a job at L-3 Communications in Muskegon and my first week here I am staying at.... "The Seaway Motel."
What a dump this is. I need to find a place to live ASAP!
ISO: 200 (There was a strong light on this part of the building when the photo was taken so a low ISO was competent and brought out the best details.)
Shutter Speed: 1/30 sec. (Just fast enough to not capture my motion but slow enough to balance the lighting.)
Aperture: f/16 (Slightly low so as to allow enough light in and compensate for where the shutter-speed was lacking.)
Editing:
I decreased the strength of the highlights so that the details didn't appear washed-out due to the pink lighting being too strong. I also shifted the clarity up so that the textures became more obvious.
The old bicycle was laying and overgrown with all kinds of weeds and vines. When I photographed this many years ago , I had no idea what I was going to do with it, It was not suitable as a Fine Art piece as I had hoped but I did use it here with many designs produced by my kaleidoscope program nut only one was chosen.