Afternoon Sun

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By: Bob Stapleton
Copyright ©2003

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Photographer	Bob Stapleton {Karma:575}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Pentax Z1
Categories	Fashion	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	80mm
Uploaded	7/30/2003	Film / Memory Type	Fuji PROPLUS
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Charles Morris {K:5969} 7/31/2003

nice portrait. i like the pose and the lines of the subject, but the straight arm looks too rigid. I would have rather seen her leaned back a bit to add some dynamic sweep to the image and get her face away from the absolute center line of the image. maybe a crop could take care of some of that. also there seems to be a soft quality that is a bit overdone. ( hollywood FX filter? )the eyes are not as sharp as other elements of the image. to me, a very traditional portraitist, if anything in the image is sharp it needs to be the eyes. the control of the depth of field is great and the dappled light streaming through the trees adds interest and reinforces the separation from the background. the model's facial expression is friendly and engaging looking directly at the lens. this is a quality that is almost always a good sell.

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