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      Mistyisle
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        Greetings everyone, sorry that I haven’t been around for a while, due to a variety of things. Hope you don’t mind critiquing this image that I took at a Steampunk Festival. These two ladies were having a break from the festival activities and looking around the public gardens. Please do not hold back – be as tough as possible! 😉 Steampunk Ladies under the Arches

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        Stephen Thackeray
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          I have to say that I love all things steampunk! To my eye there is little negative to say about your image. Setting the ladies in the archway is a masterstroke and the framing is excellent. The light is good and the exposure spot on. The only thing I would suggest is to edit out the figure in the background on the extreme right – looks like another photographer with part of a tripod leg showing. A very minor thing. Well done!

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          Anne Hornsby
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            Hi, Jim.  The ladies are so crisply on focus and colorfully dressed I thought it would be helpful to emphasize them by desaturating the background colors – trees, stone arch, ground stones.  See what you think!

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            Mistyisle
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              Here is the end product after your suggestions

              Stephen @stevet – A good suggestion, thanks, I have removed most of the photographer except at the top where it does not seem to be a problem. What do you think?


              @annehornsby
              – Good thinking, Anne, thanks! What do you think now, hope that I haven’t overdone!

               

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                LightandShadow
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                  Your revision didn’t post.

                  i do wish both were looking at you rather than making me wonder what’s so interesting off to your left.

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                    Mistyisle
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                      @lightandshadow – Hi Steve, thanks for alerting me to that, I have now fixed!

                      Re your concern, well it’s too late to do anything about it, indeed it is a bit of a shame.  Still, I do think it’s still an arresting image!  🙂

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                    Anne Hornsby
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                      Still don’t see the revision, Jim…..

                       

                  • #550652
                    bucweeet
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                      There was excellent lighting on them Misty… so shadows weren’t a concern so I would have moved a few steps either left or right to remove the archway that goes through the hat.(although I don’t know if you had the room for to).  Moving to the right you would have been able to use the bricks as a background… moving left… with the bulk of the dresses and the combined size they make, you probably would have been able to block out the photographer in the background (although I don’t know what else would be back there)

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