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hey guys, i took this shot a couple days ago, i really like this shot but i feel that it might be missing something but im not sure exactly what...
i really like the way this shot turned out but i think i could have done it a little bit better.i ran it though photoshop to add a little more saturation and its cropped down quite a bit. if anyone thinks its missing something feel free to let me know ![]() ![]() Camera: Nikon D80 Lens: Nikkor 70-300mm VRii Aperture: f4.5 Shutter Speed: 1/400 ISO: 400 Exposure: +2.0 Focal Length: 70mm Metering Mode: Shutter Priority White Balance: Auto
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Other than just being straightened a little (you can see the building in the background is crooked) i really like it. It's quite unique considering the light enters the photo from left to right.
Great job on that shot!
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I like the composition and lighting. I would crop from the left to just past the lens flare and from the top to just below the building. That way you remove the distracting tilted building lines and push the viewer right into the motorcycle rider. I think it will also make the dust cloud really pop.
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