Crooked Olive

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By: Tony Smallman

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Photographer	Tony Smallman {Karma:23858}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Pentax
Categories		Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	Sigma 70-300
Uploaded	5/28/2001	Film / Memory Type	Fuji
		ISO / Film Speed	0
Views	1732	Shutter	N.R.
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Critiques	3	Rating	Critique Only Image
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About	I've always liked this solitary,crooked olive.First I took a shot of some clouds and then,on the same frame,took the tree.Before that I changed the A.S.A. from 100 to 200 to get the exposure I needed.Later,at home I manipulated the image in photoshop to get the painterly effect I wanted
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Debbie Groff {K:9569} 6/5/2001

Thanks for the input on the double exposure. I've been wanting to experiment with that on my camera. What would you suggest about taking a full moon behind clouds and then a person in the same frame? I've read about it, but now I would really like to try it.

Tony Smallman

{K:23858} 5/29/2001

Nanette,I'm afraid I haven't got the origional pre-ps. copy at hand but I'll put it up when I find it again it's in one of the many albums on the shelf.As for the double exposure,you have to double the ASA say from100 to 200 if you want to put 2 shots on the same frame while maintaing the same aperture.Either that,or double the speed from 125 to 25o.I have a Chinon CE4 which I occasionly use for this kind of shot as it has a multi-exposure button - wish my other ,more 'modern`cameras did!I`llput up another shot in which I used this technique now-hope you like it!

Artie Colantuono {K:12275} 5/28/2001

very nice effect Tony....very well done

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