Dancing Girl - My first upload
Posted: Fri Dec 16, 2005 10:39 amAfter lurking around for a few months I've decided to finally load an image. Hopefully the first of many to come.
35mm, f2.8, 1/10, SP
35mm, f2.8, 1/10, SP
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Dancing Girl - My first upload
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Posted: Fri Dec 16, 2005 10:39 amPosted: Fri Dec 16, 2005 10:43 amLovely! I really like the feel of motion in this one. Keep em coming
Posted: Fri Dec 16, 2005 10:45 amNice movement and framing! This must have been near the start of the night, when only the kids and a couple of eager dancers dare to attack the dancefloor - great that she is the only dancer in-frame.
This must have been near the start of the night, when only the kids and a couple of eager dancers dare to attack the dancefloor - great that she is the only dancer in-frame.Posted: Fri Dec 16, 2005 10:48 amNice shot, but the whites are very hot
Posted: Fri Dec 16, 2005 10:53 amGreat image. Yes the whites are very hot, but i reckon if you take advantage of that and 'burn' some of the background (darker) then it will create a more focussed subject. IMHO. The sense of movement is excellent. This image could be changed in so many ways and not lose it's appeal.
Great work and a fine first upload myarhidia.
Great work and a fine first upload myarhidia.
Posted: Sat Dec 17, 2005 4:50 amWelcome myarhidia - congratulations on your first image post - and what a fine one it is too! As already stated there are a few little hot spots in this image which detract from it (only a little bit)....I think this image would look absolutely awesome in a B&W or sepia tone!! Well done!! Where in Sydney are you from too? I couldn't resist...I desaturated your image down to -84, used some blurring in the background and this was the result. Let me know if you'd like me to remove it:
I couldn't resist...I desaturated your image down to -84, used some blurring in the background and this was the result. Let me know if you'd like me to remove it:
Posted: Sat Dec 17, 2005 5:58 amWhat surprises me most is the 1/10th shutter speed! You did well to capture at that speed. Although the flash wasn't entirely sufficient to freeze all visible movement.
And judging from your sig, I share your sense of humour. I'm salivating.
And judging from your sig, I share your sense of humour. I'm salivating.
Posted: Sat Dec 17, 2005 1:35 pmG'day,
Great first post!
1/10th shutter speed? Wow, you must have nerves of steel
Like the de-sat'ed one, the hot spots don't worry me at all especially in the de-sat version which I think suits the image.
Lovely feel to the image, well done, look forward to more
Great first post!
1/10th shutter speed? Wow, you must have nerves of steel
Like the de-sat'ed one, the hot spots don't worry me at all especially in the de-sat version which I think suits the image.
Lovely feel to the image, well done, look forward to more
Posted: Mon Dec 19, 2005 10:35 amHi all,
thanks for the feedback & comments.
Geoff, no probs with your image. More than happy for you to keep it there.
As for the 1/10 shutter. The girl was spinning on the dancefloor making her skirt float up. After grabbing a couple of frames with normal flash exposure, I wanted to try to get some motion blur. Got down on one knee and used the other to support my arm & the camera. Out of 3 frames this was my favourite.
regards
thanks for the feedback & comments.
Geoff, no probs with your image. More than happy for you to keep it there.
As for the 1/10 shutter. The girl was spinning on the dancefloor making her skirt float up. After grabbing a couple of frames with normal flash exposure, I wanted to try to get some motion blur. Got down on one knee and used the other to support my arm & the camera. Out of 3 frames this was my favourite.
regards