• Camera: Panasonic
• Camera model: DMC-GF2
• Exposure time: 1/1600
• Aperture: f/3.5
• ISO: 100

(5 years and 466 days ago)

1 Comment

still26 says:

Sharp as a pin, saturation not overcooked, belly button POV!

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• Camera: PENTAX
• Camera model: PENTAX K-7
• Exposure time: 1/400
• Aperture: f/7.1
• ISO: 2500

(5 years and 464 days ago)

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graves

still26 says:

I like the composition of this shot and the way it draws me into it. Framing the stones with FAIRVIEW is a good touch. Furthermore, the autumn feel, the skeleton of the tree in the background all adds to a fine photo that is visually appealing.

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• Camera: RICOH IMAGING COMPANY, LTD.
• Camera model: PENTAX K-3
• Exposure time: 1/1600
• Aperture: f/18.0
• ISO: 800

A War Memorial Cemetery. (5 years and 465 days ago)

2 Comments

graves, cemetery

LifetimeDamage says:

I like this image, not the dead, but the image is strong,
But I think the image will be stronger if you cut off some sky.
Now it's 55% clouds 5% trees and 40% graveyard.

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still26 says:

I would like to chime in and agree with Lifetime Damage's assessment. As a general rule photographs that are sliced in half are perceived by the brain as boring, so a crop down would work wonders to highlight the cemetery, which is the focus of this contest. I do think this a well taken shot and we get caught up in the repeat of patterns of the stones and we love patterns.

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• Camera: Panasonic
• Camera model: DMC-FZ8
• Exposure time: 10/2500
• Aperture: f/4.5
• ISO: 100

In the village of Nolette in France is Noyelles-sur-Mer Chinese Cemetery. It contains more than 800 graves of Chinese workers who were employed as labour by the British Empire during the First World War. It is the largest Chinese cemetery in France and Europe. (5 years and 465 days ago)

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still26 says:

Educational, thank you. The photo is more about the gate rather than the cemetery but we do look beyond and see the stones.

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• Camera: NIKON CORPORATION
• Camera model: NIKON D750
• Exposure time: 1/320
• Aperture: f/6.3
• ISO: 100

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