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Mevleviler - Traditional Turkish Dance
 Digging up more old photos!  Jon |
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Re: Mevleviler - Traditional Turkish Dance
 jon u didn't show this to me ah... could have taken a closer look on the powerbook... now my monitor not giving me the real colour again... nevertheless, the pic looks blurred... on purpose? if the dancer was sharper, it'll b better (i think lah). but i like the colour on the upper wall... the little heads at bottom of pic looks funny yah?  just my thoughts.  |
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Re: Mevleviler - Traditional Turkish Dance
1) would it be better is shot to the right so that the only the right window is captured.
2) more motion blurr would have been nice.
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Re: Mevleviler - Traditional Turkish Dance
I was using a 85 1.4 and shot at wide open. So u can imagine how far I was away from the subject. Softness was expected as long as the dancer's movement and face can be captured. But I also hope to go back and get real closed up shots of them using a wide.  Cheers! Jon |
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