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    Re: River Portrait

    It looks to me like you focused just behind her. If you look carefully its seems that the point of rock just behind her appears to be the focal point). I also think the bright sun made your exposure difficult-this would have been the perfect place for a touch of fill flash.

    Get a DSLR!


    BTW How are you liking the camera?

    BTW2 the composition is really quite good although I think you could have put her even further to the right in the frame.
    No, I DON'T need that.

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    Re: River Portrait

    Quote Originally Posted by MB1
    It looks to me like you focused just behind her. If you look carefully its seems that the point of rock just behind her appears to be the focal point). I also think the bright sun made your exposure difficult-this would have been the perfect place for a touch of fill flash.

    Get a DSLR!


    BTW How are you liking the camera?

    BTW2 the composition is really quite good although I think you could have put her even further to the right in the frame.
    You're right about the focus. I can see that plainly now.

    As far as a DSLR, well we'll see.

    The new camera is way awesome. Only problem is that I take too many pictures with it! TLR goes through film much slower.

    Positioning wise, you are right again (as always). We were pretty much in the middle of the river standing on large rocks. I probably could have panned over a bit, or leaned to my right some.

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    Please ask before editing my photos and I will gladly do the same.

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