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Thread: beer effect

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    beer effect

    Hi,

    it is too grey

    If you have a good idea for better returned



    Thank you.

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    Re: beer effect

    Hey,

    Well, considering the main subject, i would have gone for a more close up shot... just upper body.... i think there's a bit much detail here that takes away from the expression...

    As for too grey... not necessarily.... at least not that i can see! , maybe a bit more contrast could help.... but not so sure about that!

    Cheers,

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    Kindly do NOT edit my photos - I would rather try and apply your advice and learn...

    My Ramblings....

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    Re: beer effect

    I'm thinking you could have shot from a lot closer to seperate the model from the background.
    No, I DON'T need that.

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    Re: beer effect

    It is a bit too gray, but the real problem is all the distractions of the bg and even elements next to the subject. Shooting closer and isolating the subject more would have helped.
    Too bad you did not come back to the forum sooner to see your last photo posted as a Featured photo
    Here is a link to the featured photo archives.
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