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| 05/23/2007 01:46:30 PM |
violet flowerby andrijaComment by pipersd: i think adjusting the composition of this as well as chaing the focal point given the shallow depth of field my have improved this photo |
| 05/23/2007 08:06:17 AM |
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| 05/20/2007 06:25:10 AM |
rock climberby andrijaComment by andrija: thanx for time to look at my photo and for the helpful
comments you give!
I use DOF most of it to hidde his background
couse he wasnt so high at all :)
andrija
Originally posted by karmat: CRITIQUE CLUB CRITIQUE
by karmat
Great capture.
I like how the hand and top of the ridge are focused, yet the shallow dof eliminates other distracting features. However, his grimace is still "visible" so you can still "feel" the intensity of what he is doing.
Compositionally, the only thing I would suggest would be to have more space at the bottom and right of the frame, so that his hand is not sitting so close to the edge. Since it is the focused object, it becomes the primary focal point of the picture. It is so close to the edge though, that the eyes either go out of frame, or keep trying to focus on the out of focus face. You do have a good balance between the face and hand -- they counter each other nicely.
Technically, I think black and white works well for this shot. It helps create the tension of the climb, and eliminates colorful distractions. As mentioned, the shallow dof works well, too.
Overall, a nice shot.
If I need to further clarify or explain myself, please feel free to contact me.
Karma | Message edited by author 2007-05-20 06:27:01. |
| 05/16/2007 02:42:05 PM |
rock climberby andrijaComment by karmat: CRITIQUE CLUB CRITIQUE
by karmat
Great capture.
I like how the hand and top of the ridge are focused, yet the shallow dof eliminates other distracting features. However, his grimace is still "visible" so you can still "feel" the intensity of what he is doing.
Compositionally, the only thing I would suggest would be to have more space at the bottom and right of the frame, so that his hand is not sitting so close to the edge. Since it is the focused object, it becomes the primary focal point of the picture. It is so close to the edge though, that the eyes either go out of frame, or keep trying to focus on the out of focus face. You do have a good balance between the face and hand -- they counter each other nicely.
Technically, I think black and white works well for this shot. It helps create the tension of the climb, and eliminates colorful distractions. As mentioned, the shallow dof works well, too.
Overall, a nice shot.
If I need to further clarify or explain myself, please feel free to contact me.
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| 05/14/2007 11:08:35 AM |
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| 05/13/2007 08:55:00 PM |
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| 05/13/2007 07:28:09 AM |
rock climberby andrijaComment by dougi555: somehow the action and fear of the moment is missing, i think i'd have focussed on his face and 'blurred' his hand. nice balance and works well in B&W - |
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| 05/12/2007 03:30:14 AM |
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| 05/11/2007 05:22:56 PM |
rock climberby andrijaComment by vikas: Nice capture and great use of DOF...you can see the pegs, the agony and the struggle of the hands to find a nice ledge to hold on too! Good luck! 8 |
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