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Back in the saddle again...

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Title     Back in the saddle again...
Photographer     mescamesh/Stevie (3,697) Send mail to this user
Portfolio     People
F-stop     f/4
Shutter speed     1/125 sec
Categories     Decisive Moment
Portrait
Black and White
Camera     Nikon D100
Content advisory     G (general audiences)
Submitted     February 3, 2005 10:20:38 AM CST
Views     230
Rating     5 Thumb-up

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Thumb-up Thumb-up    from phredd/Jack (13,336) Send mail to this user on February 3, 2005 11:33:20 AM CST (2) Early critique

I like it. Good exposure and detail. It captures the moment. If I have to find something to improve it would be to get rid of the white in the background between the singer and the mic support. I feel it is a bit distracting. Purhaps capture the image such that there is more of the top of his head and less of the background light, or just darken the distracting areas. Thank you for the post.

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Thumb-up Thumb-up Thumb-up    from sweeperdave/David (2,634) Send mail to this user on February 3, 2005 11:21:47 AM CST (1) Early critique

Good catch. You caught your subject at just the right moment. It's clear you're conveying the performer's passion and energy. Your choosing black and white to do so is appropriate. The tight cropping is also nicely done. It excludes distracting detail and focuses the viewer on only the important elements. The actual focus, the face, the microphone is perfect with other elements going on-so-softly out of focus is very nice. This would be a great publicity shot. dave

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