--- Bruce Dayton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> One side note that might be worth mentioning - when shooting more
> portraits, it is usually a good idea to provide some separation
> between the subject and the background - any shadows are softened
> that
> way along with the background not looking like it is crowding the
> subject. Food for thought.
Good food for a hungry brain! :-)
That portrait was taken about a year ago, when I first got the camera.
I was just looking over portraits I've done since, including some very
recent ones, and I think I must have intuitively noticed the problems
you've mentioned, because I started correcting the spacing in the frame
and distance from the background, without realizing it. Now I know
why, thanks!
*>UncaMikey
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