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Thank you for all the comments on the previous post.
Meet Lisa.
One of the things I've been trying to do of late is trying to capture people, It's something that I do not normally do. I've seen loads of technically beautiful images along with great moment captures on Shutter and it's an area that I would like to improve upon. I think with images such as this the photographer can be too personally involved to be fully objective, with this image it reminds me of a great night out with friends, so let me have your critical comments.
One of the things that I like about the image is the near sharp Lisa in the foreground with the blurred Shirley in the background (no digital blurring here at all, it's all natural movement with a fairly slow shutter at 1/6th sec). Or was it the two bottles of wine I'd just had! Not sure.
All the best Mal
Thank you for all the comments on the previous post.
Meet Lisa.
One of the things I've been trying to do of late is trying to capture people, It's something that I do not normally do. I've seen loads of technically beautiful images along with great moment captures on Shutter and it's an area that I would like to improve upon. I think with images such as this the photographer can be too personally involved to be fully objective, with this image it reminds me of a great night out with friends, so let me have your critical comments.
One of the things that I like about the image is the near sharp Lisa in the foreground with the blurred Shirley in the background (no digital blurring here at all, it's all natural movement with a fairly slow shutter at 1/6th sec). Or was it the two bottles of wine I'd just had! Not sure.
All the best Mal
camera | Canon EOS 5D |
exposure mode | aperture priority |
shutterspeed | 1/6s |
aperture | f/2.8 |
sensitivity | ISO1000 |
focal length | 52.0mm |