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09/05/2007 01:28:51 PM |
| nice contrast with the feet and the grass. |
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09/04/2007 06:34:00 PM |
| The focus comments are already made. Think the grass is a little oversharpened, but I must say: this looks relaxing. |
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09/03/2007 04:14:54 AM |
| somehow this shot would be better in color to really get that summer feeling. it is a nice relaxing shot tho. |
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09/02/2007 12:39:59 PM |
In the spirit of wanting to learn...
Glad2badad mentioned a very important point which is that half the battle of b/w is recognizing a suitable subject which the technique can best exploit. Skin on green is probably not the best, given the lack of tonal variety.
Focus is on the grass, not the feet.
Composition isn't bad, looks like you were going for a rule of thirds location with placing the feet there.
Obviously this is a mind-numbingly boring subject, but you probably knew that. Feet could be interesting I think, but probably not your own as you would need to find some other angle to shoot from to present them in a way that catches the viewer's interest. |
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09/02/2007 04:34:14 AM |
| This is nice, although to me, the grass looks slightly more in focus than the feet. Maybe check the foal points on your camera. |
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09/02/2007 04:28:11 AM |
| And I can't wait for our summer so I can get out there in the sun and relax. I wonder if you lay on the grass, feet towards some kind of view and took the shot again ..... would be fun to try (never mind the neighbours would think you nutz) |
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09/02/2007 03:33:29 AM |
| I am so pleased that you are relaxed and enjoyinh yourself..... |
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09/01/2007 11:46:39 PM |
It's put together well compositionally for a simple subject. It may be hard with skin tone and green grass to really show a full B/W tonal range (true white to true black). Maybe don't always need to cover the whole range? I'm not sure 100% on that myself. :P
Smile and keep having fun! :) |
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