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    Posted: 26 December 2007 at 22:00
First real test shots with my 'new' 7D body. This one is way more accurate in AF than my other body.

KM D7D + Sigma APO 70-200/2.8
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And a fraction of a huge painting by an artist wich name I've forgotten about.




Thanks for looking.


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I like the first one a lot. Good work
Love the whole Tree - not just one branch

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Posts: 22182 		Post Options Post Options   Quote MiPr Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 26 December 2007 at 22:30
Mats, #2 has a very interesting ... ekhem ... angle of view

Similarly as Napo I also prefer #1.

Do you have a view of the whole painting?

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Thanks guys, glad you liked them.
I thought someone would comment on that one mipr, LOL!

No, I haven't got a full view photo of the painting, I had the 70-200 mounted to the cam and didn't bring the other lenses. But it will be easy to fix since the collection is within the family, and next time visting the gallery I'll bring a wide angle lens and a flash.
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#1 is very nice! Wondering though how does it look like 'face to face' :P
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#2 r0x0rs my b0x0rs!
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Mats, I'm asking about the painting because I'm interested what it depicts. On this fragment I can see something like human corpse (?) - am I right?
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Mirek, yes you are completely right. The painting shows a male corpse, crushed by a huge boulder, and emulated with the surrounding rocks. Quite fascinating and kind of brutal in it's appearance.

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Originally posted by Turerkan Turerkan wrote:

#2 r0x0rs my b0x0rs!


Geeee.. thanks Turerkan!
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#1 for me mats.
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