A Day in the Life of Fishermen
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Submitted to 9 to 5
Photo Info
| Uploaded | January 30, 2013 |
| Taken | December 18, 2012 |
| Make | Canon |
| Model | Canon EOS 5D Mark II |
| Exposure | 1/200 sec at f/8 |
| Flash | No Flash |
| Focal Length | 20 mm |
| ISO | 100 |
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The poor fishermen couldn't find a catch. Perhaps it was too late in the day and the fish went back to sleep. Or maybe there no were fish left in the pond.
Juan: "Got any catch?"
Esteban: "Only some useless pearls which I threw back in the water. Couldn't eat 'em."
Juan: "Aye... same here. I found an old gold Rolex. Who could eat that?"
Hope your day is going well.
Happy Thursday.
© 2013 Rob Castro
9 responses
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rob castro gave props (31 Jan 2013):
Cheers. Thanks for looking.
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JamesHarmon McQuilkin gave props (31 Jan 2013):
fab crop and dark tones
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rob castro said (31 Jan 2013):
thanks James ... always appreciate your usual kind words
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Donna Mullins gave props (4 Feb 2013):
Depicts a working man perfectly. Would be great for the 9 to 5 theme if you don't have one already Rob!
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rob castro gave props (4 Feb 2013):
cheers Donna ... thanks for the tip ... much appreciated
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Chris Bethanis gave props (22 Feb 2013):
beautiful composition!! is it in HDR ?
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rob castro gave props (23 Feb 2013):
thanks Chris ... no, just some extreme dodging and burning :-) cheers
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Alwyn Scott Turner said (25 Feb 2013):
Dynamic image and artistic effects...interesting subject matter in the series...Your work is outstanding...and can stand on its own without artistic effects...if your prefer art photography...you certainly have the skills to be successful...nice work, Rob.
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rob castro gave props (25 Feb 2013):
thanks alwyn ... that means a lot
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