
regards,
Arthur
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Hi Arthur. I will be honest with you, I find the background REALLY distracting in this shot. I like how you have fit her in the frame and her pose, but the background does ruin it for me.
regards, Owen.
I agree with Owen here.
I like the shot but the background seems to be a bit of a downer. Producer & Editor @ GadgetGuy.com.au
Contributor for fine magazines such as PC Authority and Popular Science.
Dear owen and Nnnnsic,
Thanks. I fully agree with your comments. I got to the location late. There were hardy any space for me. Furthermore, i had only a 28 - 70 zoom lens with me and had to make the best of the situation. I had fun. The overhead light from the roof was a great help. Dear Alex, The location is in Singapore - Raffles City Shopping Centre. regards, Arthur
I'm not sure how good your PP skills are arthur, but if you could really blur the background, I think that would help a great deal.
Cheers, owen.
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