I agree with PP - the player is too far from the goal. Also, there's about three different light sources each coming from a different directions (sun in sky, goal/field light direction, player lighting direction). Any photographer would immediately recognize this as a composite. A client, however, may not, and that's the most important, right?
It's a very nice photo, but if your goal is to make this believable as a single exposure, it has a long way to go, to be honest.
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“The single most important component of a camera is the twelve inches behind it!” - Ansel Adams
(also reminded me of this shot)
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Wow, I've seen the photo. It's amazing Marc, great job.
It's a very nice photo, but if your goal is to make this believable as a single exposure, it has a long way to go, to be honest.
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