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I dont realy know what to think of this pic.
Would it have been better if the window framed the picture on all four sides? Any onther ideas? I have only recently begun to try and take pictures of anything other than drunk friends. |
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The square object (sign?) in the left of frame is a bit distracting. It's niether in or out of the shot so my thought would be to either include or exclude it completely. Another thought would be to have two exposures - one for the shadow areas of the window and another for the bright outside - then merge them in an editor.
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I agree about the 'sign', might be better without. But I think the mood in this shot would be spoiled if the interior was lit differently. It has a feeling of desperate isolation for the 'prisoner', (or perhaps one of your drunk friends),looking out at 'if only'.
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Thanks for the advice.
I found the window like this with the sign in it. I wanted to take a picture of it the way I found it. But I will compose my own photo's a bit more from now on. |
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