Helpful Posts: RSF_3349 edited by Raymond Friedman, on Flickr
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Thread: July 4 2019
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1st September 2019, 03:29 AM #1
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July 4 2019
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1st September 2019, 10:21 AM #2Moderator
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Re: July 4 2019
Hi Raymond,
If this were my capture, I would crop to lose the left hand side, making an almost square image.
Just a thought,
Dave
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Re: July 4 2019
+1 to Dave's thoughts.
This type of shot is extremely challenging to fine tune just because we can't separate the subjects from their surroundings. Sure we can dodge and burn a bit and add a vignette after cropping out the superfluous material, but it is still going to end up looking like the snapshot it is.
All one can really do is to try to get the viewer's eyes to land on the subject.
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