You're the most versatile bloke with a camera I 'know'. Is there any kind of photography you suck at? I hope so.
This is so classical in its composition that you give yourself away: you can't take an offhand snapshot with a few flaws in it.
But probably you can, as long as the flaws are flawless flaws.
Thank you.
even without hiding the strings, there is something miraculous about her levitation, or at least surprising. Surprise is a great virtue in photography.
great natural framing in this square on 3 sides with that fantastic tree
I agree with Nikki, that if it had been possible at the time, to have tried shooting from an angle that placed her head somewhere under or nearer the land horizon, but as I type this I can't think why it would be preferable...although too, the land all sloping in towards her head do make for good leading lines to your central subject.
Wonderful framing and perfect for square, as has been said. I would prefer a perspective that placed at least her head against either the water or the sky . . . but I don't know whether that is remotely possible. I'm just not crazy about the merger here.
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