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    Diptych

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    Re: Diptych

    This is a very interesting image John. I was looking for the rest of the image when I first opened the thread

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    Re: Diptych

    Very nice, John.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bnnrcn View Post
    This is a very interesting image John. I was looking for the rest of the image when I first opened the thread
    Hi Binnur,

    Thanks for commenting.

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    Re: Diptych

    Quote Originally Posted by DEAN01 View Post
    Very nice, John.
    Thanks Dean.

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    Re: Diptych

    Very creative interpretation of a (Tram??) window??? I must say that the out-o-bounds hand/finger of the little girl on the right is a give away there...I like the way you think....

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    Re: Diptych

    A very clever shot and crop John

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    Re: Diptych

    Another good title and, a good shot.

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    Re: Diptych

    Quote Originally Posted by IzzieK View Post
    Very creative interpretation of a (Tram??) window??? I must say that the out-o-bounds hand/finger of the little girl on the right is a give away there...I like the way you think....
    Hi Izzie,

    Thanks for the comments.

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    Re: Diptych

    Quote Originally Posted by gregj1763 View Post
    A very clever shot and crop John
    Thanks Greg.

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    Re: Diptych

    Quote Originally Posted by Chrisclick View Post
    Another good title and, a good shot.
    Thanks Chris.

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    Re: Diptych

    John,
    I think the concept is an excellent one, but in my opinion the execution leaves a bit to be desired.
    Because the background is brighter than the subjects inside the tram, my eye is constantly pulled from them.
    I don't know if this was taken locally, but if so, I'd suggest returning on a less contrasty day when the exposure difference was not as great.
    An overcast day would also let you use a larger aperture, decreasing the depth of field and lessening the impact of the busy and unattractive background.
    Robert

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    Re: Diptych

    Quote Originally Posted by RBSinTo View Post
    John,
    I think the concept is an excellent one, but in my opinion the execution leaves a bit to be desired.
    Because the background is brighter than the subjects inside the tram, my eye is constantly pulled from them.
    I don't know if this was taken locally, but if so, I'd suggest returning on a less contrasty day when the exposure difference was not as great.
    An overcast day would also let you use a larger aperture, decreasing the depth of field and lessening the impact of the busy and unattractive background.
    Robert
    Hi Robert,

    With the season of good weather coming to an end I may not have many more opportunities and the candid models will definitely not be the same. Thanks for comments and critique.

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