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You've done a good job of giving your subject space to "look into." I wouldn't change the comp. The depth of field is good, too. It gives just enough of the flag to add to the scene with out detracting from your subject. It's too bad that we can't see the whole flag, though.
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Agreed, good composition. I would have liked it if the flag were a little bit farther out, so that we could see just a little more of the stars. But the depth of field is, I think, spot-on for this photo. It emphasizes the statue while letting us see the interesting addition of the flag. Overall, the combination tells a great little story.
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I like it. If the flag was in focus, it would quickly take over the scene. As is, it starts to tell a story that is left to the viewer's imagination. In fact, it would also be interesting to see the full flag in focus with the sailor slightly blurred. Same scene, but two different messages, imo.
I may (or may not) have cropped it a little differently to eliminate where the arms start to come into the frame. That's just something you have to try, back off, look at and decide. |
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Please read thru the guidelines and see what info you missed. Then please edit your post accordingly. Thank you
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