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In my toolbox the cropping is one of the most powefull tool: I start and finish editing with it but sometimes I go too far …but it always the artistic choise.
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Allows Edits? YesValerie I really like this composition with the mortar & pestle waiting for the garlic cloves. I especially like how the roots are scattered about.
I also tend to crop close. But agree you may want to try a wider crop, e.g., not cutting off the top of the pestle. I find the mortar & pestle interesting, so would suggest a bit more of light on that, at the same angle as the light on the garlic (straight on).
Out of curiousity, are you right-handed? I’ve noticed that often the dark area of your images is the left or upper left, and the light tends to be on the right side. Not a problem, just an observation.
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Your observation about the way i lit my sets is right (well done by the way) but for another reason: it’s because of space limitations of my ‘studio’ -
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Allows Edits? YesWow @annehornsby is a regular Sherlock Holmes!
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I would agree on the little larger crop and my preference would be to see a little more detail in the shadows, but that’s just me.
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Allows Edits? YesIt’s always nice to see you poke your head in @elkay 🙂
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