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I want to know whether this photo would have looked better if the nose had been in focus rather than the eyes. Also any comments and critiques on my Flickr uploads are welcome. I am new at this and am trying to improve.
With this shot, I changed the contrast a little PP and cropped it a bit. Exif data Camera Canon EOS REBEL T1i Exposure 0.013 sec (1/80) Aperture f/6.3 Focal Length 55 mm ISO Speed 100 Exposure Bias 0 EV Flash Off, Did not fire
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Ideally I'd like to see both eyes and nose in focus
But it looks like that nose was reeeeeally close! And given the choice between one or the other I'd say the eyes are more important so I think you've got the focus right here.
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And thank you everyone for your feedback! I was hoping you would go with the eyes!!
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In portrait work, regardless of subject, it's always best that the eyes be in sharp focus. But what you have here is a classic example how being very close to the subject influences depth of field. Even shot at f/6.3 you can see how thin the DOF is at that distance.
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