Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2001/01/25
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Thank, Ted, for your comments. You make some good points. I especially needed help in thinking about the sunset photo <http://www.uni.edu/kollasch/photo/paw/pages/alt02-wk4.htm>. We get some great ones in Iowa so perphaps the next time out I will be able to better capture one. On my PAW 4 you said the following: <http://www.uni.edu/kollasch/photo/paw/pages/week-04.htm> >Improvement: >Either not take it in the first place realizing it's kind of interesting, >but too confusing. Look for something more tangible within the frame by >using a longer lens to isolate on the eyes and face . Or going as wide an >aperture on the lens, which may allow a greater isolation of the face and >eyes dropping more of the peripheral areas out of focus, as the left side >and corner of the frame is creating visual confusion as it's "too much in >focus" and tends to drag your eye there because it is in focus while the >centre of the picture isn't strong enough to hold the eye.. I wonder if a polarizing filter would be useful in this situation? Also, the way you broke down the possible ways to make it better helps me look back on this photo (which I still like :) as well as ahead. >comments ... hopefully are not found offensive nor demeaning in any way. >Ted Grant Photography Limited >www.islandnet.com/~tedgrant *Not* in the least. /matt