Exif data
| NIKON D300 | |
| Focal Length: 105 mm | |
| Aperture: f 4 | |
| Exposure: 1/320 sec | |
| ISO Speed: 200 | |
| Flash: Not Fired | |
image notes
When we walked by this place I was surprised to see it was a tiny porch where someone lived. It wasn't anything fancy, but as I observed the details there was a loving touch. All the elements of a large home were present, or so it seemed. Even now looking at the image I still feel it.
In photography there is a reality so subtle that it becomes more real than reality.
- Alfred Stieglitz, (Photographer)
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I admire your work. There is a unique sense of spacial relationships not seen often in photography.
Geoffe on 4th January 2010 @ 10:08pm
lovely shot, i'm not sure if the depth of field makes it look bigger or smaller, i should have noticed before i read what you said :)
Elaine- on 4th January 2010 @ 10:15pm
Your focus point on the background gives a deep DOF and therefore a sense of largeness. Well done!
Standley on 5th January 2010 @ 2:43am
I think that if one use the resources at hand it is possible to enjoy everything even if it's a small porch. Beautiful capture.
Frida on 5th January 2010 @ 3:21am
I like how the lines work together so well in this shot. The small porch sound appealing. I got to visit a very large, impressive home recently and came away with more appreciation for my rather compact apartment. Home is a state of mind rather than a building, I decided! :-)
don on 5th January 2010 @ 9:28am
the thistle feeder provides just the right counter note. best...jerry
ordinaryimages on 5th January 2010 @ 10:22am
Lovely find. How I wish tat I had a porch i coudl live on year-round...
Erinn on 5th January 2010 @ 10:28am
You manage to show the best in everyday scenes. Well done!
Mirko Herzner on 5th January 2010 @ 11:06am
The soft toned colours look lovely, and a nice homely verandah.
Michael on 5th January 2010 @ 1:18pm
Yes, the scene does have a pleasant homely feeling about it. Behind that wrought iron fence it looks safe and seems an inviting, restful and cozy spot to sit. Your focus on the background works nicely too.
gavin hart on 5th January 2010 @ 3:33pm
It's the small things....the little details that often make a place feel welcoming. I'm glad you see stuff like this and share it.
sylvia cole on 6th January 2010 @ 4:20pm
Yep, I'm getting what you're trying to say / show us here. Nice, very nice looking place. What do we need more?
javga on 10th January 2010 @ 7:32am
somehow I missed this ... so glad I noticed it in the thumbnails. I am completely taken with this image.
Diane on 21st January 2010 @ 2:11pm