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by alyami

Comment by geoffb:
Interesting way to photograph the staff, but the people in the back aren't visible and those along the edges are stretched. When shooting wide angle, people should never be placed near the edges of the image.

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by alyami

Comment by nutzito:
this kind of layout provides extremely low detail on the people standing in the rear of the room, even worse with just natural window light.

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by alyami

Comment by gehaus:
The two people closest to the camera seem a little distorted (wide angle?) but other than that, very nice shot.

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by alyami

Comment by Simms:
Nice to see someone has gone beyond having more than 3 or 4 people in the shot. Using the wide angle lens has slightly distorted the people closest the camera. good corporate shot.. 7

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by alyami

Comment by Nullix:
There's got to be a better way of composing the subjects here. It looks like a line of people waiting for a movie to get out. You can only make out a few people and the ones you can make out have distorted heads from the wide angle lens.

Try again.

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by alyami

Comment by briantammy:
I love this shot, everyone's posing just for you.

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Comment by samanwar:
This is a nice group photo. Dubai I am assuming?

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Comment by blkphoto:
good job

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Comment by rennie:
Wow! What a company to agree to such a portrait :)

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Comment by Camabs:
This is a weird picture and I'm still wondering whether I like it. At least you got me wondering, that's cool. I think I do like the concept, but it might have worked better with a slightly smaller group, let's say two thirds of this one. ALso, I think that the backlight does not wotk out too wel, blowing out the 2nd guy on my right, and leaving the dark suites so dark that they loose detail. (7)