Twirler
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I do a lot of photography of my two son's high school band. This is one of my favorite captures of the expressions during the show.
C&C welcome, as always.
C&C welcome, as always.
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If there was a do over, I'd like to see just a little more--but I do like the shot, it's a great candid capture.
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Maybe it's the street shooter in me, but I think the background is great.
It lets the viewer know band/twirler in action as opposed to a controlled enviornment portrait shot.
Not trying to be contradictory, but I do really like this capture.
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Thanks for the feedback. I agree that the framing should slide right and save the baton. Shooting quick during a performance and felt this wasn't a mortal sin. Don't agree on the "can't see her face" but I do appreciate the comment. She was looking up at a baton in the air and waiting to catch it. If I included the air baton she would have been too small and the expression is what I was going for. I probably lean more to a "street" and candid shooter and the occasional portrait, so I like the spontaneous capture and the busy background.
Don't think I posted this before, maybe someone had a similar shot? Now that you commented I will go back and check!
Thanks again for the feedback. The level of critique and constructive criticism on this site is what I enjoy the most. Helps us all to improve even when contradictory.
Update--you're right, I did post this with another band photo previously. Forgot about it. Pathetic on my part, only a couple photo posts and I have a duplicate. Time to post more current shots and pay attention. Honored that you remember it, even if it is not your favorite. Thanks again.