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portrait, low key, rule of thirds
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Challenge: Three Techniques (Advanced Editing VII)
Collection: Portfolio
Camera: Nikon Coolpix L10
Location: downtown
Date: Oct 23, 2009
Aperture: f5.6
ISO: 64
Shutter: 1/130
Galleries: Black and White, Birds
Date Uploaded: Oct 25, 2009

I sort of followed the instructions. But not really. I just hoped that my training and judgement would just naturally employ at least 3 of these techniques. Maybe.

Higher than 5.5 would be really really nice for the little nikon. Not breathholding.

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11/01/2009 08:38:14 PM
LOVE this!
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11/01/2009 10:04:35 AM
Nice composition and subject. however a bit more light on the subjects facial features would have added a whole new realm to the photograph.
  Photographer found comment helpful.
10/28/2009 02:34:31 PM
nice shot
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10/27/2009 03:31:43 PM
they are pretty aren't they...only one comment I wish you had a sharper focus/detail (USM) on the feathers...otherwise an excellent picture
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10/27/2009 05:27:17 AM
I know it's low key.....I just wish there was more detail of their heads/faces.....7
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10/26/2009 05:06:24 AM
Hmmm... Something bothers me about the composition, but I can't really put my finger on it. The first thing that comes up is the lighting, that leads the attention to the wing of the swan, wich is not the most interesting part imo. The focus should be on the heads, and they're too dark. Also the positioning of the swans (the relation between the two) doesn't tell much of a story. Therefore the back swan doesn't add much interest to the whole.
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10/26/2009 12:53:48 AM
In my personal opinion, low key swans wouldn't work as well as high key swans, though I'm sure your choice was forced by shooting conditions. 5
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