Ed Butler
APRIL 2008
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Manchester Avenue

IMAGE CAPTION - Photograph taken at 8:00 pm of emergency vehicles at car accident at intersection of Manchester and Hanley roads with tripod, no flash.

TECHNICAL INFORMATION
3.0 sec; f/18; ISO 400; and 200mm.

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Birgit Langmann

It is a good story but the photo itself needs to be sharpened. It was pixelized. Exposure and composition are both good. 7.5.

John Larson

I think you have a great idea here, but the size you sent me was way too few pixels. Hopefully that was just a sizing problem and you have a shot with more pixels. Score 6.

Karen Leonard

Good sharpness, but very few pixels, even for the Internet. If it were me, I would have chosen a shallow f-stop for a higher shutter speed. Perhaps you tried that, and preferred the higher f-stop. 6

Al Sauber

The picture looks soft focused and I cannot see much of what the accident scene looked like. Zooming in more and using a flash would show more details of that accident scene.
Score - 6

Alan Thiese

A challenging situation to take a photograph. The picture lacks clarity. I do not have the experience or equipment to state what would make this picture better. Score 5.
Alex Lane The movement of the lights and the apparent action could have some possibility for a good PJ Image. In this case, I cannot tell what is happening. This Image is very pixilated and blurred. You did not mention what camera you used so I cannot guess if the camera might be the problem or if the problem is with the post processing. (6)

 

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Ed Butler - Biography
 

I have always had an interest in photography but have only become active in image making within the past year. I have a law practice in St. Louis where I live with my wife Beth and five children. I have several photography interests, however the centerpiece of image making for me is story telling.