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Eric Bornstein Unfollow
“ A time to remember ”
For this challenge, I asked myself where a person would go to experience a quiet moment. My immediate answer was a cemetery. In my religion, we are taught that the soul's peace is intertwined with the body, resting in the ground. The obligqation of the visitor to the sacred grounds are to be ...
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Photo Location: Toronto, ON
  • Rochelle Meslin Edited 6 months ago

    Definitely, a  quiet moment!  I know the feeling...just touching the headstone ...your are alone...yet with the ones who are no longer physically with us!

    Definitely, a  quiet moment!  I know the feeling...just touching the headstone ...your are alone...yet with the ones who are no longer physically with us!

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  • Eric Bornstein Edited 6 months ago

    Hi Gregg - I used my Sony camera and was a fair distance from my wife. That may account for the deeper depth of field if I had used my Nikon system. However, I did not… more

    Hi Gregg - I used my Sony camera and was a fair distance from my wife. That may account for the deeper depth of field if I had used my Nikon system. However, I did not want too much blur but in actual fact, did not give that treatment any forethought. I don't particularly like the vignette tool but have used it in the past. =For my own edification, I will explore the Black & White option. Thank you, as always.

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  • Gregg Thurlbeck Edited 6 months ago

    Despite your f/2.8 setting, Eric, there's a lot in focus here. I like the concept and the shot is nicely simple in terms of having just the one person captured. I do… more

    Despite your f/2.8 setting, Eric, there's a lot in focus here. I like the concept and the shot is nicely simple in terms of having just the one person captured. I do wonder if adding a vignette blur, or shifting to B&W might have been an effective approach. of course either of those techniques might also have come off as too artificial...

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