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Aug 06, 2015 19:00 |  #1

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Aug 06, 2015 19:47 |  #2

I prefer the second one, in the first I find the foreground / negative space a little overpowering.


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Aug 06, 2015 21:18 |  #3

EnglishBob wrote in post #17659276 (external link)
I prefer the second one, in the first I find the foreground / negative space a little overpowering.

Agreed.

Also, the white balance looks a bit shifted in the first as well.


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Aug 06, 2015 23:16 |  #4

1st image is cute, 2nd image is cuter lol because it shows her shyness plus she is fully engaged with the camera (the processing adds to the emotion). The first image shows she is engaged but looking slightly past the camera.


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Aug 07, 2015 01:59 |  #5

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Aug 07, 2015 07:32 |  #6

The second shot is a great shot of her. The first one has part of her head hidden by the chair and she appears a bit yellow. Nice job overall.


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Aug 07, 2015 11:28 |  #7

EnglishBob wrote in post #17659276 (external link)
I prefer the second one, in the first I find the foreground / negative space a little overpowering.

yup.

might want to take a look at it after cropping from the bottom right corner up and to the left … keeping the aspect ratio the same.


like the processing on the second. good shots.


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