Photo Challenge #7: Architecture

[Guest CJS2]

'7am'ish' a cold and moody Orwell Brige

 

File size: 84214 bytes

File date: 2006:03:04 10:27:54

Camera make: Canon

Camera model: Canon PowerShot S50

Date/Time: 2006:03:04 08:39:15

Resolution: 700 x 285

Flash used: No (auto)

Focal length: 7.1mm (35mm equivalent: 132mm)

CCD width: 1.94mm

Exposure time: 0.0010 s (1/1000)

Aperture: f/2.8

Whitebalance: Auto

Metering Mode: matrix

 

 

 

 

Would you live here?

File size: 205842 bytes

File date: 2006:03:04 10:28:24

Camera make: Canon

Camera model: Canon PowerShot S50

Date/Time: 2006:03:04 08:40:25

Resolution: 700 x 370

Flash used: No (auto)

Focal length: 7.1mm (35mm equivalent: 132mm)

CCD width: 1.94mm

Exposure time: 0.0016 s (1/640)

Aperture: f/2.8

Whitebalance: Auto

Metering Mode: matrix

[Guest Jan V]

Historic Concord, circa early 1900's, Home#1

 

 

 

Taken by: Jan Vail

Model = Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ20

Exposure Time = 1/160"

F Number = 2.8

ISO Speed Ratings = 100

 

Historic Concord, circa early 1900's, Home#2

 

 

Taken by: Jan Vail

Model = Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ20

Exposure Time = 1/320"

F Number = 2.8

ISO Speed Ratings = 100

Edited March 4, 2006 by Jan V

[rabster]

A Load of Balls

 

 

(not sure if this is classed as architecture, but it's all I've got )

 

by Cliff Raby

 

Exif watsit

 

Date/Time: 2006:02:28 14:40:09

Resolution: 671 x 700

Flash used: No

Focal length: 75.0mm (35mm equivalent: 112mm)

Exposure time: 0.0005 s (1/2000)

Aperture: f/7.1

ISO equiv.: 200

[ayjay]

File Name

IMG_1958.JPG

Camera Model Name

Canon PowerShot A95

Shooting Date/Time

3/4/06 4:24:57 PM

Shooting Mode

Aperture-Priority AE

Photo Effect Mode

Off

Tv( Shutter Speed )

1/80

Av( Aperture Value )

8.0

Metering Mode

Evaluative

Exposure Compensation

0

ISO Speed

100

Lens

7.8 - 23.4mm

Focal Length

16.2mm

Digital Zoom

None

Image Size

1536x2048

Image Quality

Fine

Flash

Off

White Balance

Daylight

AF Mode

Single AF

Color Space

sRGB

File Size

1435KB

Drive Mode

Single-frame shooting

Owner's Name - ayjay

 

A brace of eels

 

[Guest franticfisherman2]

Photo by frantic, taken 1.3.06, camera Minolta Dimage E323. Title "Bleak House"

 

[Steve Randles]

Closed for entries

 

But open for discussion, comments and other photographs taken outside of the challenge rules or period.

 

Well done to all, a poll vote will be started soon.

[TubularBelle]

Can anyone tell me why my Conservatory photo came out so small, I set it at 700 on the longest side to get it as big as possible but it came out this size and was three minutes to midnight so I didn't have time to try again. (Was actually 10:30 am Sunday here, got some great pics this morning and wanted to replace both of mine but the clock got the better of me). Good Luck everyone!

[nursejudy]

damm I thought we had till next week!!!

[Ollie Jay]

Great shots all!!!

 

Not sure what happened to your pic TubularBelle....hapens to me quite often but i normally have a play with resizing and stuff to sort it out.....shame you didn't have the time to sort that one out cause it looks a nice shot

 

also what happened to nursejudy pic.....seems a few people are having problems with photobucket?? was the pic there before or did it not show at all? hope it was there before and someone see it as i expect you can put it back on?

 

oh and i just noticed i didn't put a title on my first pic........stupid boy!! lol

 

cheers all and good luck

 

I look forward to voting

[Guest CJS2]

Can anyone tell me why my Conservatory photo came out so small, I set it at 700 on the longest side to get it as big as possible but it came out this size and was three minutes to midnight so I didn't have time to try again. (Was actually 10:30 am Sunday here, got some great pics this morning and wanted to replace both of mine but the clock got the better of me). Good Luck everyone!

 

I think thats not re setting 'pix per inch to 70' first. Then the pictures longest side will be 10" (70x10=700)wide. No expert but thats how it seems to me?

 

CJS2