I think the guys in the background add to the image. I see a woman so engrossed in her breakfast that she is in her own world and oblivious to everything around her.
One of the coolest things about photography is how we see images in different ways. I think the black and white will enhance the smoke more and highlight the breakfast eater.
In either case, it has us talking and that is good.
I think the guys in the background add to the image. I see a woman so engrossed in her breakfast that she is in her own world and oblivious to everything around her.
Nice shot.
Very nice one, Jen - and it would, of course, be nothing without the folks in the background. Two things to think about: First, I wonder if it might not have benefited from even less depth of field. And, two, I'd try this crop:
Very nice one, Jen - and it would, of course, be nothing without the folks in the background. Two things to think about: First, I wonder if it might not have benefited from even less depth of field. And, two, I'd try this crop:
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Thanks B.D. I can always redo the crop, but not so much the depth of field. It was a choice at the time. Maybe shallower dof could have isolated the woman a little better. Agree that without the men in the background or the smoke, it's not interesting.
Thanks B.D. I can always redo the crop, but not so much the depth of field. It was a choice at the time. Maybe shallower dof could have isolated the woman a little better. Agree that without the men in the background or the smoke, it's not interesting.
I suggest the shallower depth of field - as a future thought - because the man closest to your subject is a bit distracting, but only because he is virtually as sharp as she is, and seems to fight for attention. I believe that would not be the case were she isolated a bit more.
I do like this one. I would have the same problem with DOF. I actually usually set on f/4 for that effect, BUT, even as B.D. alludes ("f8 and be there!"), f/8 is the street photo setting to be able to raise the camera and snap away to get the shot...
Very nice capture! However, I don't see how cropping will benefit the picture. A shallower DOF would have benefited the picture incrementally. Thanks for sharing. Cheers.
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Thank you very much, Javier
In either case, it has us talking and that is good.
Thank you very much, Javier
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Very nice one, Jen - and it would, of course, be nothing without the folks in the background. Two things to think about: First, I wonder if it might not have benefited from even less depth of field. And, two, I'd try this crop:
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Thanks B.D. I can always redo the crop, but not so much the depth of field. It was a choice at the time. Maybe shallower dof could have isolated the woman a little better. Agree that without the men in the background or the smoke, it's not interesting.
I suggest the shallower depth of field - as a future thought - because the man closest to your subject is a bit distracting, but only because he is virtually as sharp as she is, and seems to fight for attention. I believe that would not be the case were she isolated a bit more.
"He not busy being born is busy dying." Bob Dylan
"The more ambiguous the photograph is, the better it is..." Leonard Freed