I do like the shot but also think there is a bit to much blur. I think the main problem with the blur is that it is so overtaking on the shot. If you had the blurred section a bit more to the outside of the picture it would possibly work better. Also i find that it often helps to not have both sides of the picture blurred and in front. Such as the picture i attached. But thats just a few ways of lookin at it
I know a really great portrait photographer in Austin who does stuff exactly like this. Layers the photo with 3, 4 even 5 layers with the person in the middle layer. He does this by locating tunnels through vegetation to poke his camera through. Done right it is a stunning portrait.
I like your concept. I agree, however, that the foreground blurring is too much in volume, and too close to the subject. Try moving those foreground items away and more towards the edges. Also try for a bit more background blur as well to add a bit more depth.
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I like your concept. I agree, however, that the foreground blurring is too much in volume, and too close to the subject. Try moving those foreground items away and more towards the edges. Also try for a bit more background blur as well to add a bit more depth.
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