untitled #0023 / 31 May, 2006 [click for previous image: end of the age]
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Title • untitled #0023

When I look at other people's photography, some of the shots I like best are very simple: in both technique and execution. But these are the hardest shots to do well, because they stand or fall on the basis of the very simplicity that makes them worthwhile: there's no immediate 'wow' factor, the content is often quite mundane, and the style or approach is often unremarkable.

This was an attempt at a simple shot, and is of my young nephew attempting to wield a cricket bat. And I guess that it kind of works, but isn't exactly what I was after. That said, I'm not sure exactly what I did want from this shot, but I get the feeling that something is missing. Let me know if you have any thoughts.

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cropped?
5.27pm on 28/5/06
Canon 20D
EF 70-200 f/4L USM
140mm (224mm equiv.)
f/5.6
1/1600
aperture priority
-2/3 (-2/3 FEC)
evaluative
200
580EX
RAW
C1 Pro
16x9
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