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04/09/2007 03:32:53 PM |
| YOu could use more focus on the person than the buildings. It's prolly because your focus locked in on the buildings before you got into the photo. Try focusing on an object where you are going to be. Like leave a hat where you are going to be sitting, focus on it and then after you press the shutter, you can replace it with you. Your colors and contrast are perfect. Should straighten the horizon as well. |
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04/09/2007 11:51:25 AM |
I think this is a good start..but imho you should always straighten your horizons, this is distractingly crooked...also altho the sunrise is great, it has left the subject a tad dark..perhaps some fill flash would have helped here. ALso it seems the focus is the green buildings, it would be more effective if the subject was in focus...
Props for getting up sooo very early, tho! |
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04/09/2007 10:29:33 AM |
| Gorgeous light. Nice pants ;) |
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04/09/2007 07:41:12 AM |
Way to go, Brian!!! Now doesn't sunrise make for MUCH more awesome light on a photo! Can't wait to see more! This is beautiful! :)
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