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My friend...
I thought I posted this picture before, but somehow it disappeared...
Re: My friend...
Nice portrait, although I would like to see a touch more DOF to bring his right eye into focus.
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Re: My friend...
Hi Zafra - a nice image and I'm happy with the dof - however I get the impression of green skin here (although I'm not sure adding more magenta will fix it) - perhaps go mono?
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Re: My friend...
Thanks for the comments. I can say that apart from the
background to the left of the face there is no green. There is no green on his face on two different monitors. As far as the his right eye being out of focus, unfortunately I cannot change it as the aperture I used is f/1.6 and I cannot do now much about it. Anyhow, this precisely what I wanted; a very shallow dof creating a sharp silhouette. It is an style I have seen often is mags and books. This the B&W of the same picture. I prefer it to the colour, but the subject liked the colour version. 
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