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Submitter's name: Ricky Bond
Further submitter information: Age 16, Melbourne, Australia
Title: Bonsai
Gear used: OM1 + 50mm/f3.5
Diaphragm: f3.5
Shutter speed: Fast enough to be handheld
Film used: Kodak T400CN chromogenic B&W
Technical information: Cropped image, hence the grain, unsharp mask, toned using the Hue/Saturation control panel in Photoshop 5.5
Subject information: Needles on my Japanese Black Pine bonsai, water added
 

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Comment left by: Olaf Greve (no e-mail specified) Nice shot!
The extremely shallow DOF works really well here, and the greyish colours somehow give the picture a winter feeling (even though it's probably far from cold right now in Melbourne).

Comment left by: siddiq (no e-mail specified) definitely very nice...nice to see you aboard!

Comment left by: Chuck Norcutt (norcutt@attglobal.net) Bonsai, huh? My first thought was a pair of viper's fangs dripping venom. Glad it's bonsai.

Comment left by: the photographer (ratwithwings@goconnect.net) I shoulda titled it Animal, Vegetable or Mineral, we woulda been here for days

Comment left by: Hans van Veluwen (no e-mail specified) Is that a reflection of yourself in the 'rain' drops? Then you can also submit it to the self-portrait TOPE event. :0

Very nice work!

Comment left by: Gregg Iverson (giverson@webkorner.com) Wow, a 16 year old who likes bonsai and old cameras. The computer skills were expected. Very nice concept and formatting. I thought it was a cactus before I read the subject information.



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