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I like the idea but I would have cropped closer and more off the bottom. There is also too much fuss in the background for me - one for a longer and faster lens I think.
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Re: Foot Step
Originally posted by Ian View PostI like the idea but I would have cropped closer and more off the bottom. There is also too much fuss in the background for me - one for a longer and faster lens I think.
Ian
I'm pleased that you like the idea behind this one. It was taken in the ironwork gallery of the Victoria and Albert museum. I have for a long time wanted to use the black and white ironwork as a background for an image and perhaps colour pop a model wearing something red.
This shot was more of a reconnoiter location shot and a mixture of another idea I've had in mind for a while.Graham
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Catching up (been on holiday...)
Personally I really like the image, but do agree about a slightly closer crop. The background doesn't bother me at all, but I think I would have taken it to the top of the step at the bottom, and the corner of the wall on the left.
That red shoe really pops out at you...
Carolcarolannphotos.smugmug.com / webleedmusicmedia.com
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Viewing it on this Blackberry screen I like it as a landscape format, cropped at the step and bottom of the hand rail.Light thinks it travels faster than anything but it is wrong. No matter how fast light travels, it finds the darkness has always got there first, and is waiting for it. Terry Pratchett.
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Re: Foot Step
Nice idea, but agree with Ian about dof being to much, I also find the brass hand rail detracts from the main subject but a good idea Graham.
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