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Hi.. I've been photographing for about a year with an SLR, I'm trying to get some street photography in my portfolio, I know I'd be better off with a rangefinder, but we work with what we have.. I'm aiming at Robert Doisneau style photos, maybe I'm a long way short but I wouldn't mind some feedback from this photo.. I saw this couple at the Gare de Lyon in Paris the weekend before Xmas, and happened to have my SLR on me.. I had to take them serupticiously because I wanted a natural pose.. However the opportunity only presented itself for long enough to point and push once before they moved, so I needed to do a fair amount of post processing to get the depth of field I wanted.. I had been taking timed shots with movement just before, so the exposure was quite long..
Any critique is welcomed, but really I'd like to know if you feel if I could have done anything better in the PP stage, as at the time I really didn't have the time to compose the picture. EXIF data: Sony SLT A55V 75mm in Sony 16-80 f3.5-4.5 Zeiss. 1/4 sec at F8 ISO400 ![]() Other photos in this theme on flickr http://www.flickr.com/photos/2331967...7625581496796/ |
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