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I went to the flemming Wind Mill near my house for a few shots last week and there were a dozen painters using the mill as a subject so i decided to use one of them as a subject without telling.
What do you think of the composition of the shot? No croping and no PP has been done, any suggestions? any other suggestions are more than welcome. ![]() Camera: Canon EOS Digital Rebel XS Exposure: 0.003 sec (1/400) Aperture: f/5.6 Focal Length: 50 mm ISO Speed: 200 Exposure Bias: 0 EV Flash: Off
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Great shot Martin. There is something about candid shots... love them.
Thanks for Sharing...
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Thank you for the comment,
Is there anything i should do to improve it?
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I think you are right Wulf,
Unfortunately i won't be able to get a second chance at this one but i will keep it in mind for another subject Thank you,
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I have to agree with Wulf , Martin , having a nice DoF with the blurry windmill in the background would have made it more interesting than the tree trunk , and would have been a classic capture , all the same nice shot . All the best mate .
Paul
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Thank you Bradzo and sluger to take time to critique, as i mentioned before to wulf, unfortunately it is too late for this shot maybe next time.
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