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This is a landscape photography taken by film camera. This photograph taken in 1956 titled stark tree. The exposure time in this photo is normal because when I look at this photo the objects and the dark areas, I can see that is still can visible. I refer this to two techniques; the first one is the light condition. In this photo the photographer used only the nature light as only light in his photograph. Also the second technique is the photographer used is chemicals to make different between dark areas and light areas. As before I talk about light, if we trying to explain the time that this photograph have been taken in is probable is at afternoon because is only time that Sun going to be on that position as I can see in this photograph. And because of the clouds and fogs this tells us this photo is taken in winter. However, the main focus object is the single tree that stands out in the photo and in this photo this tree is only tree that we can see in the photograph, and the Sun is another object that the photographer focused on and used as the background for his photograph. On the same hand, the photographer used the rule of third in this photography because the two main focused objects are shows on the side of the photo, which there are very close to the centre of the photograph but I see the two main objects are placed on the sides. However, the mood in this photography is looks like a mystery photograph. Furthermore when I focus on this photograph in details i feel uncomfortable about it. I refer this to that the viewer is not able to see all the objects in very clear way there all sort of hided from the viewers. i think the Wynn Bullock been succeed in this photography and i like it too. Because it does goes with the idea of the mystery situation to make the viewers uncomfortable about it.

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