Xanthorrhea Field III

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Image Title: Xanthorrhea Field III

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By: Roger Skinner

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Photographer	Roger Skinner {Karma:81846}
Project	#43 Unusual Vision	Camera Model	Nikon F100
Categories	Landscape Nature From The Field	Film Format
Portfolio	Commercial Work Landscape	Lens	Nikon 28-200
Uploaded	6/14/2004	Film / Memory Type	Fuji Reala 100ISO
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Views	476	Shutter
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Critiques	3	Rating	Pending / 2 Ratings
Location	City - South West Rocks State - NSW Country - Australia
About	Found this swamp on my way home from the beach at South West Rocks. Dark overcast scuds of rain all day. All shots in the series shot round 5.00pm Tripod mtd. Shot for client with acommodation venue ...there is an aboriginal totem like feel to this place, literally thousands of Grasstrees (Xanthorrhea)

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Roger Skinner

{K:81846} 6/15/2004

OK I have done... Carmem

bren sheehan {K:1359} 6/15/2004

I like this series on the swamp. I can see the commercial value of the framing/panoramic format, but as a stand alone photo I keep feeling there is something missing with the tight horizontal crop. A tight vertical crop, showing the length of the plant would work well I think. Thank you for your comments on my photo too.

Carmem A. Busko {K:48785} 6/15/2004

Hi Roger!
Impressive shot and crop... what don?t you change to Unusual vision project?
Cheers!
Carmem

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