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[Tejal]

Kindly share your C&C for my below picture.

Thanks,

Tejal

IMG_9607 as Smart Object-1 by Tejal Imagination, on Flickr

[Shadowman]

Nice use of shape (inverted v) and tones, the focus on the iron bar is just sharp enough to not be a distraction.

[Tejal]

Nice use of shape (inverted v) and tones, the focus on the iron bar is just sharp enough to not be a distraction.

Thanks

[Shadowman]

Thanks

Hopefully he smiled after spotting you.

[Tejal]

Hopefully he smiled after spotting you.

No....he turned his face...

[Geoff F]

This was a good idea but for me the foreground object (iron loop) needs to be as sharp as the rest of the image.

I have tried many ideas like this in the past and ditched all of them. So now, unless I can manage to shoot two focus points then merge, I just leave this sort of scene alone.

[IzzieK]

I think you should have focused on the hooked one with the face and ignored the rest as he and the hook are your subjects there...just a thought..

[Tejal]

This was a good idea but for me the foreground object (iron loop) needs to be as sharp as the rest of the image.

I have tried many ideas like this in the past and ditched all of them. So now, unless I can manage to shoot two focus points then merge, I just leave this sort of scene alone.

Thanks for your valuable input. It is quite useful .

[Tejal]

I think you should have focused on the hooked one with the face and ignored the rest as he and the hook are your subjects there...just a thought..

Thanks Izzie for your feedback. Yes, thats really a good idea.

[Dave A]

Nice image, I like the perspective.

Dave

[Tejal]

Nice image, I like the perspective.

Dave

Thank you.