Hidden Treasurers

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By: Jan Graziano

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Photographer	Jan Graziano {Karma:17920}
Project	#7 Maximum Depth of Field	Camera Model	Canon Digital Rebel XT
Categories	Landscape	Film Format
Portfolio	Travel	Lens	18-55 mm EFS f/3.5-5.6
Uploaded	9/16/2005	Film / Memory Type	Lexar 1 GB 80x CF
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Views	1023	Shutter	1/500
Favorites	0	Aperture	f/4.0
Critiques	3	Rating	Pending / 0 Ratings
Location	City - Wickiup State - ARIZONA Country - United States
About	Just a small part of the garden at the restaurant in Wickiup, AZ where we stopped on the way back from Las Vegas. Same place that has the koi pond, and the peacocks, old wagon. As you can see there are other antiques scattered here and there throughout the garden. Liked this shot as the trees and vegitation made it look so cool even though it was very hot and sunny that day that day. ISO 200, 28mm, no flash.

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Jan Graziano

{K:17920} 9/18/2005

You and Susie are both correct in that it is a busy shot, but there is just so much there in that back yard - that in person you also have a difficult time focusing in on just a little at a time. Will try "playing" around with it, so that I can tighten the focus yet still keep the same flavor of the place.

Susie OConnor {K:34798} 9/17/2005

Hi Jan, I agree with Sam on the busyness. Maybe try cropping it about a 1/4 in on the left? It would bring the tree to the focal point more. The colors are very nice and the lighting adds extra interest to the b/g.

Sam Graziano III

{K:14064} 9/16/2005

This one is a little busy Mom, I can't find a focal point. My Eyes tend to wander through out the Image.
I best it looks better, In full size instead of reduced size.

Sam III

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