Seb you always manage to blow me away. I love the blue tones and the extension of the shadow in the lower part of the frame is a keeper IMHO. Keep it up your an inspiration.
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Nikon Samurai #13
"A photographer is known by what he shows not by what he throws. The best photographers have the biggest trash cans." Quote from Nikon School sometime in the early 1970's.
Very nice moment,Seb. The mood is there. I notice a bright spot shining on the carpet in the fg. . .maybe an electrical outlet or something. I would clone it away.
Always a pleasure . . .
Very nice moment,Seb. The mood is there. I notice a bright spot shining on the carpet in the fg. . .maybe an electrical outlet or something. I would clone it away.
Always a pleasure . . .
Personally I think I'd leave it - this is what was there, in the moment, etc... Not that this makes it any more "right" or anything. Excellent shot as usual, you're right about the shadow and the light defining it on the carpet making it what it is.
Personally I think I'd leave it - this is what was there, in the moment, etc... Not that this makes it any more "right" or anything. Excellent shot as usual, you're right about the shadow and the light defining it on the carpet making it what it is.
About the shiny spot, I'm torn about that sort of stuff. I like love these sort of images because they're quickly caught moments, and I find it somehow more honest to leave them with their inherent imperfections. At the same time, it would help if it was removed...
Ultimately, l forget about it before I decide to keep it or change it and it stays as is.
I tend to agree a distracting object in a picture now might fit in perfectly 75 years from now. If that makes since? Anyway, Do you ever take a bad picture? I am not sure you have ever posted one I didn't like.
I am like Barney Fife, I have a gun but Andy makes me keep the bullet in my pocket..