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Turd Nelson posted:
The first seems to go from grayscale to color in a completely natural and pleasing way. And it doesn't matter that it's crooked, in fact I like that too. It fits the pose of the person. I love it. The second one reminds me of times I've shot wide-angle to distract from the fact that my subject matter was boring. Pope Mobile posted:
The pose looks both deliberate on her part and meaningless. No emotion communicated through it. And when a photo's high-contrast, it demands attention. This photo demands the viewer pays attention, but doesn't reward it. There's no theme I can find, and it's not even meaninglessly pretty. There's no overall shape to admire in the composition. the posted:I think you need a lens with a much shallower DOF, like a prime lens. You're really fuckin' close here. The expression is beautiful, but you're at the wrong angle to catch it. That would be fine if there were something out-of-focus, but discernibly pretty on the right half. But instead you've got some empty space and a blob. Also, her face doesn't stand out from the background since they're close to the same color and tone.  This is a film retake of a digital shot I took forever ago. Bronica medium format, 200mm lens, expired 200iso slide film. lovely fuckin' scanner.
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