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By: Patrick Cowley
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Photographer	Patrick Cowley {Karma:2095}
Project	#1 Abstracts	Camera Model	olympus camedia C-5050
Categories	Abstracts Transportation Others	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	olympus super bright zoom lens F 1.8
Uploaded	10/7/2006	Film / Memory Type	olympus digital disk
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Views	464	Shutter
Favorites	0	Aperture	f/
Critiques	4	Rating	Critique Only Image
Location	City - Rancho Palos Verdes State - CALIFORNIA (CA) Country - United States
About	I was hoping I could get some feedback. How would one take this picture so that not simply a small portion of the words on the tire were in focus, but so that many of the words on the tire are in focus? Would a tripod help with this? Thank you very much with you advice and your comments :^)

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João F * Photography

{K:41945} 10/7/2006

Patrick well done my dear friend great abstract shot in B&W Bravo !!
rgds
jo

Reza Fakhrai {K:3014} 10/7/2006

I think, as is, you did a great job depicting the texture of the rubber. To answer your question, I think a wider lens and smaller aperture will be your solution.

Jan Hoffman {K:39467} 10/7/2006

Also to note-- I like the photo the way youhave presented it; the extrusion nibs and the tire texture make for a pleasing and interesting picture.
--Jan

Jan Hoffman {K:39467} 10/7/2006

Use a wider angle focal length for more depth of field, possibly use tripod and set camera to small aperature and longest shutter speed. Also moving back from subject at slightly greater distance will also extend depth of field.
--Jan

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