Richard,
I really enjoyed #3--the cartoon figure and the woman's expression.
I also really like the background in shot #2 but wish the other subject was interesting, but not so much.
It has to be difficult to capture something interesting in that small span as people walk by I imagine.
Thanks for the comments, everyone. While I think #3 works fairly well, they all could use something more interesting in the foreground. I just get tired of waiting sometimes. . I don't think edgier processing would rescue them. While I have nothing against edgy processing, I think it works better when you are planning it in advance, not after the fact.
Love these! #2 gets my vote too. Might be worth a trip back to wait it out for a more interesting looking subject in front, but none the less, this is cool!
Karin
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I really enjoyed #3--the cartoon figure and the woman's expression.
I also really like the background in shot #2 but wish the other subject was interesting, but not so much.
It has to be difficult to capture something interesting in that small span as people walk by I imagine.
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I agree.. like the eyes being darker and the rest of the shot washed out or bleach bypass.
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Those eyes.... wow. Just wow.
Thanks. They do get to you, don't they?
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