jake klein
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D90 with tokina 100mm f2.8 macro with debbie holding the 85mm f1.4d wide open.
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Through the lens
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Greg Norrell
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careful not to sneeze.
jake klein
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jake klein
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So how did I do with the editing on her face. Debbie wanted me to remove a few moles.
Ruben Alfu
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Hi Jake,
I like the concept very much, the composition and the light are great, except for the reflections of light on the lens getting in the way of her face... I think the photo would be much stronger without them, or less of them.
Regards,
Ruben
I like the concept very much, the composition and the light are great, except for the reflections of light on the lens getting in the way of her face... I think the photo would be much stronger without them, or less of them.
Regards,
Ruben
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Jake,
This is a great avenue to explore both in B&W, as you've done but also in color. You might also investigate working with a smaller aperture so the b.g. will be in focus too. This could be the beginning and end of this idea but I'd love to see this developed as a series.
Asher
This is a great avenue to explore both in B&W, as you've done but also in color. You might also investigate working with a smaller aperture so the b.g. will be in focus too. This could be the beginning and end of this idea but I'd love to see this developed as a series.
Asher
jake klein
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jake klein
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I'll have to try that if I can get her to hold the lens again! One thing I liked about the shallow DOF is that I now have the appearance of two separate DOF. One of the rim of the hood on the 85mm and the image though the lens. It gives a strange visual effect because the face in the lens appears at a further distance than the OOF face holding the lens.
But I want to try as you said with deeper DOF so we can see what lens I'm shooting through.