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09/18/2007 09:43:44 AM |
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09/17/2007 12:35:06 PM |
| The B&W REALLY calls the viewer's attention to the shapes and textures on the skin of this lizard. You have a very nice tonal range here that is very dynamic and not flat. I think you have a very strong composition here but there is one thing that you could do to strengthen the visual impact even more. Bring us closer to the main subject. Show us all the lovely details in the folds of the skin and the scales of this sleeping lizard by zooming in on it more or cropping closer such that it fills the frame. As it is here your main focus only dominates maybe 50-60 % of the composition . Bump it up to where your main focus dominates 85% and above (if you can) of the frame. |
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07/26/2007 05:02:50 PM |
the tonal range and details are awesome, b&w works really well.
great! |
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