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You have good detail and depth in this.
Shooting down was a good idea, and conveys the message that this is a business man, into money and calculations.
I would prefer the snow to be more neutral, less blue, and a slight increase in exposure, which Ive done in the mod.
Its also cropped, removing a little space from the left, and, though its not necessary, I removed the tree behind the statue that is in line with his head, just for a cleaner look.
A good shot.
Regards
Willie
Shooting down was a good idea, and conveys the message that this is a business man, into money and calculations.
I would prefer the snow to be more neutral, less blue, and a slight increase in exposure, which Ive done in the mod.
Its also cropped, removing a little space from the left, and, though its not necessary, I removed the tree behind the statue that is in line with his head, just for a cleaner look.
A good shot.
Regards
Willie
It's the angle of your shot that gives it impact, and allows us to see the contents of the man's briefcase. You have lovely detail on the statue. It's quite strange to see all that snow inside his briefcase
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The blue snow has been dealt with, and the only other thing I'd like to have seen is a bit more canvas at the bottom, showing the briefcase top and a little beyond that, whether it be his legs or some pavement. Otherwise, a fine shot, one to be proud of.
Pamela.
.The blue snow has been dealt with, and the only other thing I'd like to have seen is a bit more canvas at the bottom, showing the briefcase top and a little beyond that, whether it be his legs or some pavement. Otherwise, a fine shot, one to be proud of.
Pamela.
The angle, and the snow accenting the dark statue... That's what makes it.
When there's snow around, you usually need a little positive exposure compensation, to avoid having to process as Willie has done.
I suspect the warm colour of the statue has pushed the colour balance towards the blue.
When there's snow around, you usually need a little positive exposure compensation, to avoid having to process as Willie has done.
I suspect the warm colour of the statue has pushed the colour balance towards the blue.
