The Jacket

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By: benjamin babcock
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Photographer	benjamin babcock {Karma:615}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Minolta Dimage A1
Categories	Fashion People Street	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	Default
Uploaded	6/2/2004	Film / Memory Type	Not applicable
		ISO / Film Speed	0
Views	367	Shutter	1/30
Favorites	0	Aperture	f/11
Critiques	3	Rating	Pending / 2 Ratings
Location	City - Seattle State - WASHINGTON Country - United States
About	This photo was taken in Seattle's Fremont neighborhood. The weather was overcast, which made it quite difficult for me to capture the image. I decided to over expose it a bit because I like how it washed out the model's face a bit and drew attention to the funky jacket she is wearing. I am new to photography and this is my first batch of fashion oriented photos, so feel free to hand me a healthy dose of constructive criticism.

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RC. Dany {K:64104} 6/2/2004

Excellent shot !!!!!!!!

Pat Fruen {K:12076} 6/2/2004

Fashion photography is not my thing, so take this fwiw, but I don't care for the crop here. The little bit of head chopping and foot chopping don't seem to go with the format of the photograph to me. She looks squeezed too tightly into the frame somehow. That being said, I like the texture of the wall, her jacket and the rather mysterious way she's standing.

Paul Lara

{K:88111} 6/2/2004

I like this photo, but I would suggest you never intentionally overexpose. You will forever lose detail that way. If you underexpose, you can still achieve that washed out look in Photoshop, but you have complete control over how MUCH detail is lost.
Nice choice of background. I really like the textures that the concrete gives you.

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