That’s the allure of this shot.. the quality of being powerfully and mysteriously attractive or fascinating.
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I'm afraid I miss the allure with this shot. I don't see anything powerful or mysteriously attractive or fascinating. I've generally liked the street work you've shown so far. But this one just doesn't have any punch to it.
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@black mamba said:
I'm afraid I miss the allure with this shot. I don't see anything powerful or mysteriously attractive or fascinating.
This shot was taken with a Mirrorless camera with a vintage Soviet-Era lens. I was simply happy with getting the shot- as I used focus peaking and she turned her head just as I tripped the shutter. I liked the obscured face and it was a keeper for me, and I guess that’s the allure I referenced.
My gear has come so far since this shot- all my street shots are now from a 46 MP Panny S1R with auto focus glass, or my small Fuji XH1.
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I would like to see the face here as a focus of interest.
That’s the allure of this shot.. the quality of being powerfully and mysteriously attractive or fascinating.
I'm afraid I miss the allure with this shot. I don't see anything powerful or mysteriously attractive or fascinating. I've generally liked the street work you've shown so far. But this one just doesn't have any punch to it.
This shot was taken with a Mirrorless camera with a vintage Soviet-Era lens. I was simply happy with getting the shot- as I used focus peaking and she turned her head just as I tripped the shutter. I liked the obscured face and it was a keeper for me, and I guess that’s the allure I referenced.
My gear has come so far since this shot- all my street shots are now from a 46 MP Panny S1R with auto focus glass, or my small Fuji XH1.