Stars and Stripes

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By: John Kinsey
Copyright ©2003

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Photographer	John Kinsey {Karma:15}
Project	#39 Dazzle us with Artificial Light Contest	Camera Model	Pentax ZX-L
Categories	Abstracts	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	Tamron 28-300
Uploaded	12/30/2003	Film / Memory Type	Kodak Max
		ISO / Film Speed	0
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Critiques	6	Rating	5.70 / 5 Ratings
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About	This US flag was on display at a Christmas light display. I wanted to try using the zoom in during the shot technique I read about and this looked like a good test subject.

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Dave Slaugenhoup {K:827} 1/10/2004

Great work; I like this very much!

B:)liana {K:30945} 12/31/2003

Good abstract from lights!

Rawabi Al-Nuaimi {K:15659} 12/30/2003

very nice effect and lighting.. i tried this technique too but it seems that my camera wouldn't allow it! :-/

Jamie Ferguson {K:6284} 12/30/2003

Well done John! Its great to see people experimenting with film shots. The only suggestion I'd give would be to zoom during the first half of your exposure then stop and leave it for the last half, you may find some pleasing results that show up the details better but if you're going for an abstract look then don't change a thing.

Thomas Birish {K:348} 12/30/2003

Excellent shot. I have yet to try this technique, but I'm sure it will be cool to experiment with. Good stuff.

David Yates {K:4698} 12/30/2003

Very cool effect.
Well done.
Regards, David

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