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Comment by Caine:
A messy tangle like that is shouting for you to find something, anything in there to focus on and rest our eyes. An animal or insect, something like that maybe?

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Comment by graphicfunk:
This needed a deeper dof with focus starting on the shoe. Otherwise, the concept is clever and the facial expression very nice. Bumping to 7 for the good idea.

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Comment by mycelium:
for this to work you need similar lighting on both the shoe and the person and good focus on both.

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Comment by mininurse61832:
Great Idea!

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Comment by violeta:
even though u can tell the shoe is closer because it's pretty blurry,i still like this photo.

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Comment by ltaylor:
Cute idea - would prefer more focus on the shoe - but good job

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Comment by Tartarus:
Great picture. I love the humor. There are two things I can think of that could improve it, see if you can get the shoe in focus (It might be beyond the capabilities of your camera), and see if you can get the shadow to line up with what the shadow of the shoe would be, have the shadow cast by a building or something instead of a tree?

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Comment by mihaibadic:
really great idea, if the shoe is a lot closer to the camera. if you made this on the computer, than its awful. im gonna go with the first choice and give you the credit.

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Comment by pacpinto:
Nice idea, but by focusing on the girl, the shoe is evidently out of focus, and the trick is revealed... Shooting with more DOF would have made this a great picture.

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Comment by Caine:
Hehe, funny! Has buckets of potential to be a winner.
Would be better with a different set-up so you get the shoe in focus as well, since it is suppossed to be in the same plane as the girl. Maybe taking the shot with the shoe closer to the girl, and then cropping the image down later. Not sure if you have access to different lenses, you might try a wide-angle for greater DOF, or maybe a smaller aperture might possibly do the trick. The lighting between both is also inconsistent.