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Tall for Her Age
Tall for Her Age
Paige


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Challenge: Defining Feature (Advanced Editing II)
Camera: Canon EOS-300D Rebel
Location: Cathedral Lake, Yosemite
Date: Oct 9, 2004
Galleries: Nature, Portraiture
Date Uploaded: Oct 10, 2004

 My 11 year old daughter is 5'5". Her height is always the topic of dicussion at gatherings.
Taken at Cathedral Lake, Yosemite. That's Cathedral Peak behind her.
It was cold as heck, got down in the low 20's that night.

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10/17/2004 09:31:47 PM
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Yes, this is a definite defining feauture and yoyes is the firsy and only. Taken at a very nice angle. Bumping up.
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 10/17/2004 06:50:37 PM
why did you choose to desat her and not the background? Seems it should be the other way around to draw attention to her.
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 10/17/2004 06:15:22 PM
Nice use of perspective.
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 10/16/2004 08:36:56 PM
The low viewpoint is a good idea and conveys the message of "tallness". But I think it is a bit overdone. Shooting with the camera a bit higher and further back (but zoomed in to keep her the same size) would still portray her as tall, but the exaggeration would be more subtle and the overall photo more attractive.
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 10/12/2004 04:16:56 AM
You chose very interesting background for your picture... tall trees and mountain... to suggest size of your model.
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 10/11/2004 11:37:30 PM
Why would you desaturate the color of your subject and leave everything else in color? In this particular case, it doesn't really keep the viewer from focusin on the subject, but the question still remains. I can't determine how this choice helps the overall impact of the photograph.
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 10/11/2004 02:33:05 AM
Oh no! She's also footless! Yeah, it's a bad thing to cut people off at the ankles or knees. Interesting perspective though.
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