V1 and the youngsters

[vkyr2]

Tried to do one of these shots which hopefully might more attract such young FB ladies, well you know one of these uncommon diagonal way things they seem to like more ...






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Valentino

 

[cboudier]

this tilted image is dynamic,
the frame is well filled, avoiding a distracting background
the DOF is short
the missing part of the face adds a touch of instantaneousness

I like it too

 

[rgarijo]

I like it, but I think cutting her eye off the frame distracts too much.

 

[Daisy AU]

vkyr2 wrote:

Tried to do one of these shots which hopefully might more attract such young FB ladies, well you know one of these uncommon diagonal way things they seem to like more ...



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Valentino

I would have preferred to see both faces completely, not just part of the lady in the right.

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Thanks,
Daisy AU - Brisbane

http://www.flickr.com/photos/ney_images/

 

[D300SandV1shooter]

Daisy AU wrote:

I would have preferred to see both faces completely, not just part of the lady in the right.

Me too - although I found it unnecessary to mention it. ;-)

 

[Daisy AU]

D300SandV1shooter wrote:

Daisy AU wrote:

I would have preferred to see both faces completely, not just part of the lady in the right.

Me too - although I found it unnecessary to mention it. ;-)

That's going to haunt me forever now!

 

[vkyr2]

rgarijo wrote:

I like it, but I think cutting her eye off the frame distracts too much.

Maybe, though I think this way it gets slightly more dynamics being a slope capture. If I recall correctly I was too close for everything else here, so it got out this way.

The youngsters from a little bit more distance and a sort of more common oriented shot.







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Valentino