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Thread: Iris

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    Iris

    I was on vacation last month with my family in Grand Marais -- it was great for shooting. Here's a shot of my niece on the beach.
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    Re: Iris

    Quote Originally Posted by mike642
    I was on vacation last month with my family in Grand Marais -- it was great for shooting. Here's a shot of my niece on the beach.
    Thoughts?
    Mike,

    I feel ambivalent about your exposure. I really like the tones on your niece but the sky is seriously overexposed. Also, I am not comfortable with the blur in the very foreground. I guess that you have captured a good moment in a so-so ligthing. My suggestion (for what it worths...) would be to try a sqare crop, loosing the very foreground and some of the sky. I think that the result could be interesting.

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    Seb

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    Re: Iris

    I would crop the out-of-focus foreground and put a thin dark frame around it. Nice shot. Itlooks like a black and white photo from the 1940s.

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    Re: Iris

    I would agree with both points, but I seem to like the blown out sky for some reason. Thanks for your thoughts.

    Mike

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