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Old 3rd September 2006   #1
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Old 3rd September 2006   #2
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Quite nice, both bokeh & exposure. But next time try to siam the pole behind her.
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Old 3rd September 2006   #3
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Very sharp observation! ok here goes one with the pole in a less obvious perspective




Originally Posted by Max 2.8
Quite nice, both bokeh & exposure. But next time try to siam the pole behind her.
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Old 3rd September 2006   #4
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nice apple girl
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Old 3rd September 2006   #5
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crop off the pole ..
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Nice!
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Old 3rd September 2006   #7
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Originally Posted by Luval
crop off the pole ..

dun really know photoshop, so I thought that it be easier to use the clone tool to merge the crowd and do a radial blur on the background. But since you are the expert, so y not u tell me.

strange that one post u said that the model must obey the "one-third rule", in another you suggest cropping a big chunk off the pic.

beats me..... so hear from u soon, yea?
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Old 4th September 2006   #8
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Photography is a strange art. You need to learn the all the rules but sometimes you need to know to break them.
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Originally Posted by Divine_Monk
dun really know photoshop, so I thought that it be easier to use the clone tool to merge the crowd and do a radial blur on the background. But since you are the expert, so y not u tell me.

strange that one post u said that the model must obey the "one-third rule", in another you suggest cropping a big chunk off the pic.

beats me..... so hear from u soon, yea?
yeah! hear from luval the expert. i want to learn also.
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Old 4th September 2006   #10
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To threadstarter,
i like the overall pic,very pleasing.
Are you using the 50mm f1.8?
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Old 4th September 2006   #11
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Yup 50mm F/1.8

I think it helps that shes got a really nice smile and is naturally good at posing.
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Temujin, I cropped it on your behalf, hope you do not mind.

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Originally Posted by Temujin
Yup 50mm F/1.8

I think it helps that shes got a really nice smile and is naturally good at posing.
it goes to show it's the man behind the camera,i can't get such nice pic from my 50mm.
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Old 4th September 2006   #14
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If this helps..

the original photo wasn't so punchy, I added a slight glow and sharpened it using picasa. Still I must say that the lens is one hell of a fantastic lens for 175 dollars.. lol..

Originally Posted by zaxh81
it goes to show it's the man behind the camera,i can't get such nice pic from my 50mm.
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recropped from original

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Originally Posted by Divine_Monk
dun really know photoshop, so I thought that it be easier to use the clone tool to merge the crowd and do a radial blur on the background. But since you are the expert, so y not u tell me.

strange that one post u said that the model must obey the "one-third rule", in another you suggest cropping a big chunk off the pic.

beats me..... so hear from u soon, yea?
u mean like that is it?

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Originally Posted by noob101
u mean like that is it?


Sorry, i think the photo has been destroyed... totally artifical. botek looks strange and the edges for her left hand is also totally not acceptable..

just my 2cent, hope that i have not offended you here as i don't know photoshop.
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Originally Posted by noob101
u mean like that is it?

not too bad for a first post... but like what daoni said, the hand is not very good, because u probably selected the model and did the blur thingy. what u should have done is do a selection on the model, remove her, blur the whole image and replace the model onto your recently blurred background.

I find the lighting is alright and not destroyed as claim.

Then again... I dun really know... maybe it is.
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Old 6th September 2006   #19
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Interesting eh.. 1 pic so many interpretations.... and so many ways to make it look the way you want it ....

Originally Posted by Divine_Monk
not too bad for a first post... but like what daoni said, the hand is not very good, because u probably selected the model and did the blur thingy. what u should have done is do a selection on the model, remove her, blur the whole image and replace the model onto your recently blurred background.

I find the lighting is alright and not destroyed as claim.

Then again... I dun really know... maybe it is.
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Heheh... no offence, but couldn't help it... the thought that came to my mind was: "too many cooks spoil the soup"...
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