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AzzaroAzzaro Registered Users Posts: 5,643 Major grins
edited August 2, 2007 in People
I took this picture in low lighting conditions.....Does it work???
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  • wesleytwesleyt Registered Users Posts: 112 Major grins
    edited August 1, 2007
    Azarro,

    I don't see a picture.

    - Wes
  • cptranmancptranman Registered Users Posts: 8 Beginner grinner
    edited August 1, 2007
    wesleyt wrote:
    Azarro,

    I don't see a picture.

    - Wes

    That would be the "low light", I guess. :D

    Randall
  • dogwooddogwood Registered Users Posts: 2,572 Major grins
    edited August 1, 2007
    cptranman wrote:
    That would be the "low light", I guess. :D

    Randall

    Very low light-- might want to increase your ISO and open up that aperture mwink.gif

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  • ~Jan~~Jan~ Registered Users Posts: 966 Major grins
    edited August 1, 2007
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  • wesleytwesleyt Registered Users Posts: 112 Major grins
    edited August 2, 2007
    Now I see the pic. Overall, it's a good picture.

    Here are a few things you may consider.

    I think the shadows are a bit dark, but my monitor isn't calibrated; if anything, it's probably too bright. I need to put that on my list of things to do.

    I think the composition could be helped a bit too; her foot could be in the frame, and her head could be on the top right third (i.e. down and to the right a bit), with a bit more space for her to look through on the left.

    Thanks for sharing with us!

    Regards,
    Wes
  • Scott_QuierScott_Quier Registered Users Posts: 6,524 Major grins
    edited August 2, 2007
    I would also burn in the bright spot on the rock a bit. As is, it is a huge distraction from the primary subject, the lady.
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