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Photographer	Eric Bumgarner {Karma:1229}
Project	#44 Shadows	Camera Model	Canon Digital Rebel
Categories	Portrait People	Film Format
Portfolio	Portraiture All	Lens	Canon 100 mm f/2 USM
Uploaded	9/17/2004	Film / Memory Type	Lexar 1GB
		ISO / Film Speed	16
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Location	City - State - Country - United States
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Eric Bumgarner

{K:1229} 1/24/2005

I appreciate your comment and critique, I would also really appreciate it if you could give a short critique to a few of my other portraits, I read that you have judged for print competitions, I am looking to compete in the near future and would love a little help!

Wayne Harridge

{K:18292} 9/19/2004

G'day Jim,

I think I like the original better than your crop ! Seems to give more space for the model to look into.

...Wayne

Burak Tanriover {K:16610} 9/18/2004

very nice composition,beautiful lighting,regards

Jim Goldstein {K:21230} 9/17/2004

Great job of using light and shadow to your advantage. Your model stands out nicely against the dark brick wall. Normally I would say having a subject looking into the frame would be of stronger impact vs looking out of the frame, but I think you can break this rule in this situation. See the attached. Composing this in a square format not only would mimic a medium format portrait, but it would keep the focus squarely on your very well lit model.

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