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02/23/2007 05:35:00 AM |
| I took a people photography class some years ago, and the first lesson was geared toward awkward places to chop the human body. Cutting the body off at major joints almost always looks accidental rather than one's compositional intent. You lost two at the waist and two at the knees (one walking and one sitting). Then another is chopped at the ankles. Always be aware of everything in your viewfinder and its placement. |
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02/21/2007 10:18:23 AM |
| odd aspect and not overly interesting |
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02/20/2007 07:42:20 PM |
| This falls apart into three pictures, each one of which could be a nice street shot. The two backlit people on the left, the sitting guy in the middle, and the group on teh right. There is nothing tying them together, compositionally. |
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02/20/2007 01:05:54 PM |
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02/20/2007 07:26:52 AM |
| Perhaps this might look a bit better if you were to crop it tighter. Maby everything left of the tree could go? |
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02/19/2007 12:32:07 AM |
| should maybe try to make this bigger..imo |
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