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10/17/2006 12:40:37 AM |
Sheesh. "blur the background more." I've heard that one myself.
This is a neat photo, and your title really brings it home. |
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10/08/2006 10:54:53 PM |
| Nope, I didn't shoot it in RAW. Now you've got me considering that... |
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10/08/2006 07:56:08 PM |
| I love the idea of this and the title is most appropriate. I think Ed's given you some excellent suggestions/tips. And by the way, in my most humble opinion, the holy grail of DPC is not the coveted Blue Ribbon, it's a meaningful and detailed comment from e301. Dude, you rock! Now did you shoot this in RAW?? |
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10/08/2006 06:42:38 PM |
Originally posted by posthumous:
Originally posted by e301:
Interesting; My first reaction is that the exposure lacks some control - has the impression of being brought back too far from over-exposed, or something, and I find the visibility of the cow's shoulder unsettles the composition a bit - my eye can't help but be pulled there - a slightly tighter crop might have made that balance more comfortable. background is something of a problem, not working with your subjects very happily; but the idea, overall, I like, and it's been a lot more fun to look at than most. |
damn, that's a good comment. wow, yes, I did bring it back from overexposed. you've done a great job of listing the problems of this shot. I just didn't know how to overcome them. |
The secret is RAW. Then you get the 2 stops or so leeway with exposure. You also get to work in 12-bit with black and white, which is so much richer than the 8-bits of jpeg - like we really think there are 256 shades of grey?
But I'm really glad you put this up - and what a finish, all the way up at 516! I've only onve cracked the 400 mark myself.
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10/08/2006 12:45:55 AM |
Originally posted by e301:
Interesting; My first reaction is that the exposure lacks some control - has the impression of being brought back too far from over-exposed, or something, and I find the visibility of the cow's shoulder unsettles the composition a bit - my eye can't help but be pulled there - a slightly tighter crop might have made that balance more comfortable. background is something of a problem, not working with your subjects very happily; but the idea, overall, I like, and it's been a lot more fun to look at than most. |
damn, that's a good comment. wow, yes, I did bring it back from overexposed. you've done a great job of listing the problems of this shot. I just didn't know how to overcome them. |
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10/04/2006 06:49:34 PM |
| Interesting; My first reaction is that the exposure lacks some control - has the impression of being brought back too far from over-exposed, or something, and I find the visibility of the cow's shoulder unsettles the composition a bit - my eye can't help but be pulled there - a slightly tighter crop might have made that balance more comfortable. background is something of a problem, not working with your subjects very happily; but the idea, overall, I like, and it's been a lot more fun to look at than most. |
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10/03/2006 11:21:16 PM |
| Very clever composition and title. I like the way the cow out of the corner of her/his eye. This could be improved by blurring the background more. |
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10/02/2006 09:14:39 PM |
| this is funky.. almost so bad it's good 7 |
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10/02/2006 06:59:49 PM |
| Simple connections. A nice thoughtful photo. |
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10/01/2006 04:41:20 PM |
| having such a gap between the beast and the arm seems to lesson the impact of the moment, and provides too much negative space...going with b+w was a good decision |
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10/01/2006 09:46:14 AM |
| Good example of breaking the rules here. Works well. Good focus. |
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10/01/2006 09:36:47 AM |
| nice. very good title and effective composition. Could be sharper though. |
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10/01/2006 02:20:11 AM |
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