The Art of Moving On...
This is just one of a multitude of interesting characters at a local fair. I used a telephoto lense trying to get a shallow field of view.
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Helen Page 09/04/2005 16:40
Dirk, I would have cropped to the right but I see that your suggestion is so much better. This is such a strong portrait, even if nothing was done to it. Great work, Radomir. HelenRadomir-Masha Dikosavljevic 06/04/2005 17:31
Sorry, I was away fora few days...Yap, I see what you mean. Thanks :))
Dirk Hofmann 03/04/2005 21:11
a first one:the way i'd do it ...
please excuse my lousy background work ...
of course i will delete them when you saw what i meant ...
Dirk Hofmann 03/04/2005 20:57
to me it would give his look more room ... if you want i give it a try to show you what i meant ...Radomir-Masha Dikosavljevic 02/04/2005 16:05
Thanks for the comment, Dirk. I'll think about it, although can't see how adding more of the "lost space" to the right would improve the image.Dirk Hofmann 01/04/2005 23:28
would crop away the left side to bring the head out of the center ...better would have been to do this by moving the camera ... there doesn't really happen so much behind his head so that it seems to be "lost space" for me ...
by doing this while shooting his look would have had some space to travel through ...