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if you're in a field of dandelions with the girlfriend, what else are you gonna do? you owe it to yourself to FROLIC. :)
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Terrific shots,
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Nice concept. I think I would prefer subjects coming TOWARD the camera rather than away - faces usually being more interesting than behinds.
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Number 2 is fantastic!!!!
The faces would add to this but without them number 3 looks like something you would find in an advert.... not sure what for yet but could see it being used. I would consider putting it in a stock image lib and see what happens. Edit - what kit are you shooting with? |
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JohnG wrote:
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Thanks for your comment, musket! Mark- thank you for your comments! I am using a Sony Alpha (a100). I framed #2 as an 8x12 today (with a mat in a 11x14 frame) and it is POPPING. it looks great printed out. (gotta love the old employee discount on printing) |
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