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Am I the only one that knows this song then
I bet that too one or two shots to perfect (unless you and your model are experts at holding dead still).
love the angle and the funky colours
the building may belong to a religious order for all we know
The heavy contrast gives the image a dramatic, maybe even oppressive, feel.
The pic may be totally misread by us, so when you add your image may I suggest just a 'one liner' stating your reasoning behind the shot
Cool, a good choice and like to see you going your own way...
Thankyou thats the reason i picked this photo. I didnt have long to take anything as my technical support/camera owner/bf is away atm. So out of the 2 i did get i picked this one as i thought it was more interesting, and more me.
Hahaa no worries, we have all been there......Yes i will do that in future thankyou, ive no idea what im doing atm haha.
but hey it's your style, stick with it?
for me, moving a step forward would remove the distracting foliage and a few distractions
Too right thankyou.
Why would i want to do that? There part of the photo
I just took the 35mm. Realised the only chance I will get is tomorrow early morning. Colleagues think I'm mad, but really I'm just hooked. I'm expecting good light tomorrow so I hope I will shoot a keeper or too, wish me luck.I would have chosen #2 as as I like the bike/people in the background but it's your 52 so stick to what you like. It's a unusual pattern on the railings and like the way the light has reflected off them in #1.
Did Dom leave you with the camera or take it with him?
That's right blame me.
I'm expecting good light tomorrow so I hope I will shoot a keeper or too, wish me luck.
I wonder if the railing could have been isolated more using a shallower DoF, or a different background if taken from another angle or section perhaps?