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[Levi1990]

Was out shooting with friends today outside our photography building and my advisor was relaxing against the brick wall while watching us mess around and shoot. She was working on her cellphone when I snapped this shot of her. She had been complaining that she wasn't busy enough. Took this shot with the Tamron 70-200mm F2.8. I believe my ISO was at 200, shutter speed was at 1/640 and my Aperture was wide open at F2.8.

[Frog]

I always like unposed shots that show people as they really are.
I would crop a bit of the left but that's me.

[Levi1990]

I didn't want to put her to close to the edge of the frame. I was afraid that it would cause a tension point on the edge of the frame. I kinda like the room on the left because it in a way leads my eye to her.

But I agree with you about the unposed images. I love catching people when they're being themselves and are not aware of the camera being near them.

[sid9221]

What I sometimes do with shots like this is to overlay a set of lines dividing the image into 3 parts and I would crop it such that her toes ended at the second line.

A sort of rule of thirds horizontally...
Tiny difference but usually makes the frame more asthetically appealing..