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not my best capture butI was taking pictures of a college function (my goal is to get enough good images that one day the powers that be actually pay me to do it (and the MORE LENSES!))
I was trying to get pictures of the crowd and from my experinces the detail on these images usually ends up to small to make the images stand out much... But then the light started doing funky things... and I experimented... do you think it worked?? New page
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http://potofgrass.ath.cx/gallery/scoz/dsc_1811?full=1 one thing I can pick already is I should have shut the apeture down a bit more New page
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Hi MHD
Yep - I think you have something here. Look at the bearded guy sitting on the table for example. It is a nice shot of humans in a very social setting. Mind you, if you added in a couple of cartons of Coopers Sparkling, there might have been a bit more social setting I like the width of the photograph but not the digger in the backgound. Did you use your 70 - 300 lens? No-one seems to have noticed you taking the picture at all. Cheers Graham
yeah,,, I was trying to capture the crowd though...
I'm finding it a hard subject to master... When I saw the light I went for the bushes you see in the FG to try to frame the picture a bit and give it a bit of depth... the further I get into photography the more I learn that no amount of PP can beat getting the image right in the first place! New page
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LOL I was going to make a coment on that but left it alone. Cheers Ray >> All of us could take a lesson from the weather. It pays no attention to criticism<<
Hi MHD
My 2¢ worth (I like the atmos) would have been to shoot the crowd up or down, i.e. higher or lower viewpoint. Cheers C Chris
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hehe... yeah.. damn practical backgrounds
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