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this was taken in late morning, full sunshine, with my Canon 350D and nifty-fifty (1.8). does anyone like either of these and if so, please tell me why. I'm still pretty new at this and I just want to see if what appeals to me, has any merit.
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Hi.
I like both shot, but I guess I prefer the tighter crop because the other one looks a little unsharp. If you add the EXIF I'm sure it will help us helping you. I guess you were shooting at f/1.8, or closer to, where you should probably have set the aperture to f/2.8 or something to have a little more details on the statue. |
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I like both of these captures.
Outstanding pictures shared by you.
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Perhaps the biggest reason I'm leaning toward the tighter crop is because in the alternate photo there's a red bug on her neck that gives me the creeps (thus spoiling the mood of the image). Also there seems to be something on the child's leg.
Unfortunately I like the looser crop at the same time because I like the peripheral focus (or perhaps unintended focus, which is just fine ) of the child's head in the mother's lap, which adds to the caring and tenderness I feel exuding from the statue.If you could retake the photo or if you're up for some post processing, I would go with the second one. |
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