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19th November 2012, 04:12 AM
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Post Miserable
After taking one guy's photograph (the post called Miserable) another guy wanted his photograph taken. Previously I wanted to capture the man's pose, but this guy was standing.
Far easier to get closer for a head and shoulders shot, use the same aperture and get a bit more separation. I used the same background (random junk in the back of the truck). I could have stopped down a little further to get the tip of his nose in focus, but that doesn't bother me too much.
35mm, f5.6
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19th November 2012, 09:58 AM
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Re: Post Miserable
That 35mm of yours doesnt flatter is nose! but great texture, prefer your other miserable shot though.
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19th November 2012, 10:16 AM
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Re: Post Miserable
Phil, is there not a rule of thumb to keep the eyes above the centre line in portraiture? I think it is preferred to have the eyes in the upper ⅓ of the picture. Bending your knees a little to get the shot from a lower angle would have solved that issue and a bit more of the shoulders in the image. You could also have had him standing more to his left to frame the image with the right hand rails on the truck in the picture as well.
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19th November 2012, 10:27 AM
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Re: Post Miserable
Rule of thumb, Andre
35mm on full frame, eyes above centre, further left in the frame to include the right had side of the truck are mutually exclusive in this case, unless I stood back as far as in the previous shot
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