New Lens

[Geoff M]

I was hoping to give my new lens, Siggy 10-20 - thanks Rooz, a bit of a try out this long weekend but with family commitments and lousy weather today I only managed a short play. Not the best lens for portraits but never the less I quite liked how this one turned out.

[gstark]

Geoff,

I like it.

Perhaps consider cropping this square? Remove some of the bottom of the image, and see what you think.

[phillipb]

Geoff,

I like it.

Perhaps consider cropping this square? Remove some of the bottom of the image, and see what you think.

I agree with cropping some off the bottom, but not a square crop, I think that would remove too much of the vignetting which will leave the photo a bit flat.

[chrisk]

its a great shot. i like the colour treatment and vignetting you used.
glad you're enjoying it. and i used it pretty much only for portraits btw. i love the UWA portraits personally.

[bwhinnen]

This looks really good Geoff! I think it can loose a little from the bottom, but not too much!

Well done and congrats on the new acquisition!

[surenj]

Love the effect.. The image looks good the way it is.. you could clone out that liquid spill on the lower half..

[Geoff M]

Geoff,

I like it.

Perhaps consider cropping this square? Remove some of the bottom of the image, and see what you think.

I have tried several crops including a square, but prefer the image myself as presented with the space arond the subject.

[Francis]

Very nice.... I like the way you've processed it

[hamster]

I think this composition works because of how the face is angled. It's very interesting and i hope to replicate it sometime

[Joshman]

very nice shot, love the angle and composition.

[Matt. K]

I Luv it! A classic! A framer!

[gstark]

Geoff,

I like it.

Perhaps consider cropping this square? Remove some of the bottom of the image, and see what you think.

I have tried several crops including a square, but prefer the image myself as presented with the space arond the subject.

And that is what matters: your PoV.