I like the concept. I wonder if it would work with the foreground subject in focus as well, as there's something about the OOF that doesn't work for me. But I'll also be the first to point out that it's entirely a matter of taste. Nicely done.
I keep coming back to this... I love the concept, but am not sure about the execution. I'm thinking that if the girl were further back it might work better (still out of focus). I was so overwhelmed by her that I didn't notice the eyes on the wall for quite a while - and I think that should be seen faster.
I do love the concept, though! Can you try it again?
Although there was enough light, to have apreture stopped down, untill all the plans were in focus. I decided to shoot it nearly wide open.
Why I wanted to have such a DOF, and focus it on backgroud ?
If You devide Human - to soul and body, You can have clear message in here...by having the body out of focus, you point at her soul.
If You need my suggestions, ask yourself If you can see "fear" in here...
If You ask me can I repeat it ?
I have to say - not so soon, because this place is kind of far away from the place I live
Besides I realy like it, It is already hanging in my room
This is a great shot because you could make a million comments on it. There's so much there contextually, that it spurs the mind to think of all the other ways you could have shot it, things you could have tried, but in the end all that matter is it's a great shot because it makes the viewer think. It makes you think about the composition, DOF, and other photographic choices. It also makes you think about things beyond the surface of the image. For you, that's the soul of the woman, and perhaps all of us. For each of us it will be a different feeling we get from the shot. But it's a shot that makes us feel. Fantastic.
This photo is great, not just some point and shoot that I see alot but it looks very executed and the concept is awesome. I would buy a print of that if I could .
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I do love the concept, though! Can you try it again?
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Why I wanted to have such a DOF, and focus it on backgroud ?
If You devide Human - to soul and body, You can have clear message in here...by having the body out of focus, you point at her soul.
If You need my suggestions, ask yourself If you can see "fear" in here...
If You ask me can I repeat it ?
I have to say - not so soon, because this place is kind of far away from the place I live
Besides I realy like it, It is already hanging in my room
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And rarely, IMO, does it work for the central and closest part of a composition to be oof.
Now, I DO love the girl covering her eyes with the background eyes staring at her. There is a lot of potential in this setup.
Lee
very neat and a great idea-