The one that didn't get away

• ilya1963

• Jul 20, 2011

 

• Rich Ullsmith

• Jul 20, 2011

Awesome! The DOF is great, but how could you get wide open in bright light? Filter?

 

• illumiquest

• Jul 20, 2011

Fantastic shot, really one of the best I've seen posted here. Everything about it is done perfectly. Print trade?

 

• papagene

• Jul 20, 2011

Very nice - I really enjoyed viewing this one!

gene

 

• hpulley

• Jul 20, 2011

Neat shot and fun DOF though I must say I wish at the same time that I could see her expression more clearly.

 

• removed account4

• Jul 20, 2011

LOVE THIS!

john

i just realized this was in the critique gallery ...

the only thing i would do is not print it with the rebate.
the poles are so light in the image the dark borders really
pull one's eyes away from the image to the edges ..

 

• Shawn Dougherty

• Jul 21, 2011

I agree with john. The impact of the pole is greatly diminished by the black edges of the rebate. Otherwise I say it is near perfect!

 

• Thomassauerwein

• Jul 21, 2011

A great story telling image. Wonderfully done.

 

• Katie

• Jul 21, 2011

Ah thanks so much for the input! I have just signed up for the blind print exchange, but would love to do a trade with this one for ya! This is just the neg scan ... Will for sure be leaving off the rebate on the print.

Thought - will doing an 8x10 or 11x14 crop be acceptable? Will you miss the corners here of the square neg? I don't have square frames and have been asked to print this for display! What do you think?

 

• Katie

• Jul 21, 2011

Oh, and Rich - no filter here. If I remember correctly, this was wide open on the 50mm (f/4) at 1/250th ... I pulled the processing to maintain highlights. The 50 allows for pretty close focusing, and this might have been at minimum focus distance - which would allow for shallow depth of field.