they obliged and here is the result.
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http://static.flickr.com/46/141709677_4b1a43a722_o.jpg
Comments and critique appreciated.
Michael
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Yet another picture from the D200, I got up this morning to catch the sunrise and a couple were enjoying it with me, I asked if I could get them to pose in a shot for me.
they obliged and here is the result.
larger version http://static.flickr.com/46/141709677_4b1a43a722_o.jpg Comments and critique appreciated. Michael Are we there yet?
I think this could have been better if it wasn't such a tight crop - nice colour and exposure looks right, but try wider next time
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Nice work Michael. Silhouettes are an area with which I haven't done a lot of experimenting.
Simon
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is the person on the left wearing a hooded jacket?
might have looked a little more.. personal if they werent.. EXIF data? Last edited by Laurie on Sun May 07, 2006 6:09 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Yeh he is, It was quite freezing in toowoomba this morning I had four layers of clothing on my upper body  Are we there yet?
fair enough. just thinking it would of made it more personal as in you would know who was sitting there. i can tell that the person on the right is a girl, from her hair (i hope im right). just a suggestion. but very nice shot, it looks very high up in the mountains btw? true?
Yeh I noted your advice I am under the same impression with the hood, as for the mountain bit well its on top of toowoomba highest peak at the lookout at picnic point. it overlooks the lockyer valley. Are we there yet?
What makes this a very personal pic are the fingers showing on the young ladies shoulder - very nice.
Michael - Can one assume that if you had four layers of clothing on your upper body that the lower was buck naked   Chris
-------------------------------- I started my life with nothing and I’ve still got most of it left
hahah ummmm I don't know how to answer that correctly you put me in a doozy of a spot...... thanks for the comment though  Are we there yet?
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