So Close yet so far
by phraid2002

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Tools for winning photography . . . I hope
by phraid2002

Comment by Node:
MMmm not sure if you should be showing who you are!

Tools for winning photography . . . I hope
by phraid2002

Comment by L1:
Having what I assume to be your extraordinary entry visible on this shot takes away your anonymity. That said, your shot is very visually "busy" in that there is too much for the eye to take in, preventing a main focal point from emerging. Technically, focus and lighting are good but could both be a bit better, especially on the keyboard and light meter. Good attempt. :o)

Lassie, Home Safe and Sound
by phraid2002

Comment by phraid2002:

Originally posted by photom: Very nice exposure - flat (overcast?) lighting was your friend. Good model - composition a bit centered. Artistically - remove the green sprig on the bottom edge. Newsworthy - maybe, just maybe in a small rural paper.

Actually it was very windy and the dog was placed in the shadows of the barn (background) and used 1200w from two lights to remove the shadows
the fstop was around 19 i believe

Extarordinary sighting
by phraid2002

Comment by phraid2002:
For those who wondered or care it was a dog toy being moved around on a string tied to the overhang of my front porch. I focused on the trees, reduce my speed and spun the disk around.

Tools for winning photography . . . I hope
by phraid2002

Comment by animes2k:
a little too busy and the darks seem to run together, the light meter fading into the laptop and the phone (stylus?) a little convoluted from this angle.

Tools for winning photography . . . I hope
by phraid2002

Comment by Hye5:
But what product is the advertisement for?? I think you need to be more specific towards a single product.

Tools for winning photography . . . I hope
by phraid2002

Comment by Philos:
phraid2002

Tools for winning photography . . . I hope
by phraid2002

Comment by willem:
I can see your identity in the top right corner, should have logged out first. Composition has too many elements for me, looses appeal.

Tools for winning photography . . . I hope
by phraid2002

Comment by admart01:
I can't figure out how the kyocera will help photography (I've got one and it hasn't helped mine! LOL)

A bit too jumbled a compo for me to connect with any one electronic thing.