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Staithes by Ian Flindt
A foggy afternoon in Staithes, North Yorkshire.
I was thrilled to bits when this image was selected to appear in last year's AA/Sunday Times Landscape Photographer of the Year exhibition at the National Theatre in London. The print was enormous and yet the quality of the image was not impaired as a result. Given that this was taken with a Canon 20D (8 MP) it did make me wonder when I looked at the print whether we really need the sort of high MP resolution that camera manufacturers insist on offering us nowadays.
| Category: Landscapes | Views: 2572 |
Details
| Camera | Caopn EOS 20D |
| Lens | EFS 17-85mm |
| Focal Length | Not Entered |
| Shutter Speed | 1/4 Second |
| Aperture | F/18 |
| ISO | 100 |
| Date Taken | Not Entered |
| Tags | Not Entered |
| Location | Not Entered |
| License | All Rights Reserved |
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Number of face-offs: 99
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07/06 2011
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Emma G
You images are just fantastic. There's a magical feel to them that just draws you in to look. I love this image with the rope in the foreground and the houses behind. It makes you think why the ropes there. Have they let it and gone home for dinner? -
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10/11 2008
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Derek Christie
Beautiful image Ian... But, more importantly... Welcome back. Your images are stunning and the site was poorer from not seeing more. All the best, Derek. -
08/11 2008
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29/10 2008
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20/05 2008
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Jo-Ann Stokes
Another superb image from you Ian! You can have the top of the range camera equipment and lenses but if you dont have the eye, then its not worth much - but you my friend, have bags of talent, cos this is a masterpiece! Cheers Jo -
09/05 2008
01:37
Christian Drouin
Exposure, composition, and the tones are out of this world. Great work Ian. Top. Cheers, Chris -
06/04 2008
07:18
Bev Hadland
One of my favourites in the other mag Ian lovely tonal colour to this not to mention the excellent composition. -
28/03 2008
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28/03 2008
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John Verbruggen
Fine shot! Megapixels is one thing, good capturing (and after processing) technique is just as important to make sure that a big print wil look ok! regards John -
27/03 2008
11:10
Ian Flindt
Many thanks, everyone. Special thanks to you, Dave, for such kind and generous comments. I really appreciate them. Ian -
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26/03 2008
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John Pattison
Great capture Ian the warm tones are nicely muted by the fog but you still have a fantastic amount of detail and the image is super sharp. 5*** image. I have recently read that Sony have a 25MP DSLR - does make you wonder if the MP race will ever stop., John
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