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Hi Guys,
Here is a few pictures I've taken of my mate, I was wanting to have your opinion on. To explain the injury he thought it'd be a great idea to go on the rope swing at night, was until his head connected with the tree!!! ![]() #1 - I felt that the b&w enhanced the photo, Don't like that there isn't much variation between the ground and sky (but hey, snow and white clouds will do that) #2 - Portrait. I think I could have composed it better with regards to features in the background. #3 - Close up of wound day after. All comments are appreciated. Joe #1 ![]() #2 ![]() #3 ![]() |
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Given the proximity of the injury to his eye,I'd say on balance he's a lucky chap..!
As for pic 1- exposing for the sky/snow and using a flash would yield a very different result... ![]() |
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We thought that too, was a lot worse when it happened blood all other his face ![]() I was using my old olympus tough so didn't have much control over settings. Is there anyway that you'd be able to differentiate between sky and snow? |
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Given the camera you're using,I'm guessing the flash would have little impact..!
The metering on the said shot was ok,if you had a flash capable of "filling in" things would have been fine... ![]() |
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