Another Happy Couple
This was actually taken just less than 100 meters from that other shot of mine - the winter one. I love this part of town - it's so visually stunning.
This was taken with my 100mm Macro. It's awesome at extreme close distances, but I wanted to see how it fared at medium distances. The detail in this shot was commendable.
This was taken with my 100mm Macro. It's awesome at extreme close distances, but I wanted to see how it fared at medium distances. The detail in this shot was commendable.
Uploaded03/07/2010 - 06:32
CategoryPortraits / People
Posted 03/07/2010 - 08:16
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Really well taken I like the backlighting
BAJ
Pentax K1, K3, c/w 18-55 WR Kit Lens , 35mm DA , 100mm macro, 50-135 F2.8 DA*, 16-50 F2.8 DA*, 300mm F4 DA* Sigma 24mm F 2.8 super wide II, 15mm F4 Limited, Z 50P c/w 24mm & 35- 70mm 50mm F 1.4 A series, Lumix Compact
Pentax K1, K3, c/w 18-55 WR Kit Lens , 35mm DA , 100mm macro, 50-135 F2.8 DA*, 16-50 F2.8 DA*, 300mm F4 DA* Sigma 24mm F 2.8 super wide II, 15mm F4 Limited, Z 50P c/w 24mm & 35- 70mm 50mm F 1.4 A series, Lumix Compact
Posted 03/07/2010 - 10:45
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The background does draw focus to the couple, but in my opinion there is too much of it. I would have preferred a much tighter crop on the left hand side, so that the parts of the tree in the foreground are removed. Cropping a little from the top would then help to restore balance.
Steve
Steve
Posted 04/07/2010 - 13:23
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I think Steve is right. When the subject fills only a small part of the frame, the rest has to add something to the picture. In this case, I feel that it doesn't add enough to justify its inclusion.
G
G
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