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Photography
Self-Assignment Contest
Winners - Summer 2006
Derivative
Images; How the details tell a story
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Derivative
Images; How the details tell a story
The photographic self-assignment
is to take a photo that is a derivative image. For those new to
photography a derivative image is part of a larger item. The goal
was to take the photograph in such a way that the part tells you
something about the whole. There were no entries from professional
photographers.
Here are the
winners....
First Place
Winner - Fuzzy Hitchhiker by Jeff Webb
Jeff takes photographs as a hobby
Camera Make and Model: Pentax ist DL (Digital)
Lens make and focal length: Tamron 28-300 mm
If and how the photograph was manipulated digitally: Saturation
tweak
The location of the shot: Algonquin Provincial Park - Shall Lake
The outdoor activity were you participating in: Canoeing
The story behind the photography: Discovered that we picked up
this fuzzy hitchhiker on our last portage
Second Place
Winner - Sunflower by John Wade
John takes photographs as a hobby
Camera Make and Model: Nikon F90x (Film)
Film used: Kodak E100VS
Lens make and focal length: Nikkor Micro 55 mm f2.8 (manual focus)
Scanning method: scanned on consumer level Epson 1250 scanner
If and how the photograph was manipulated digitally: resized only
The location of the shot: Puslinch, ON
The outdoor activity were you participating in: Hiking
The story behind the photography: Just out to catch sunset while
in a friends sunflower patch
Here are
some photos that we thought deserved an honorable mention...
New
Canoe by Don Muir
Native
Pictograph in Temagami by Claude Lauzon
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