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Originally Posted by PiccoloNamek
"Puddle": I wouldn't have tilted the shot, but that's just me.
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Same with me too. I like things straight and symmetrical.
Hm. All the leaves in the first two photos make it really busy and sort of difficult to look at. There isn't a real distinct point of focus other than the cement. If it is the subject, what characteristics make it interesting?
Photo #5, there's just too much space that's going unused. You could use the edges of the trees to add texture to the subject, which I assume is tower, like this:
That picture with the boy, I think it would look more interesting if he didn't cut off the women in the back. If you had a different vantage point and got the women in one corner of the photo and the boy in the other while still keeping that shallow depth of field, it would create a lot of subtle context.
Jam it back in, in the dark.
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