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Mar 25, 2006 03:54 |  #1

Hi,

This photo was is a crop of the original photo. The plan is to have a wide photo rather than a tall one. I am thinking of getting this photo printed on to canvas for a friend, but I am unsure how it looks.

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I would like you (or anyone else) to comment on it and let me know if the photo is any good. is the DOF to shallow, to dark etc. Any questions please let me know.

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Mar 25, 2006 04:03 |  #2

My initial reaction is that it's a cool picture, but the contrast between the totally-in-focus fore with the totally-out-of-focus rear seems a bit harsh. Same pic with more dof would be sweet, methinks; let the pic gradually shift from sharp to blurred as it extends back, might express more depth.




  
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Mar 25, 2006 12:26 |  #3
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I think the shot is so close and such a shallow DOF, that the picture seems out of context that you can't really tell or appreciate what is in the shot.


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Mar 25, 2006 13:34 |  #4

I agree with Hellashot, and I also think it's too dark.


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Mar 25, 2006 14:50 |  #5

thanks for the comments. being an abstract type photo so I wasn't worried about to much about what the shot is about. I didn't think about the DOF and really didn't think about the gradually shift from in focus to out of focus.

I did wonder about it being a tad on the dark side. But I guess where printing it will help. I will try and see how it goes when brighting it.


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