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(0 votes) 10:42 am
September 30, 2012
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This shot has taken from one of the desert in uae.
Muneer
2:08 pm
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March 23, 2013
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Interesting shot… I like it…
I really like this photo! The use of silhouette and the story behind it. It is cool that everything is black besides the glass bottle and water. I also that you can still se details on the sand. Very well done!
5:57 am
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September 15, 2012
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A fun photo.
I’d maybe remove the sun as I think it is somewhat of a distraction.
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Mandrake said
A fun photo.
I’d maybe remove the sun as I think it is somewhat of a distraction.
Mandrake might have a good point here. Eye does goes to the brightest part in the image.
7:57 am
September 30, 2012
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mscharff said
Interesting shot… I like it…
Thanks Michael.
Muneer
7:58 am
September 30, 2012
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easyexposure said
I really like this photo! The use of silhouette and the story behind it. It is cool that everything is black besides the glass bottle and water. I also that you can still se details on the sand. Very well done!
Thanks Oksana for the kind words.
Muneer
8:21 am
September 30, 2012
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Mandrake said
A fun photo.
I’d maybe remove the sun as I think it is somewhat of a distraction.
Possible and its a valid point Mandrake. i Just kept the sun in frame with 2 reasons
1. it seems unusual, the sun and sands are very close and the model look like standing above the sun level.
2. while doing the silhouette photography, I usually follows the below technique.
a. do the exposure metering without sun
b. compose the frame with sun and take the silhouette shot. this will give a dramatic silhouette.
Thanks Mandrake for the comment. while doing editing this picture, my 7 years old son has raised the same doubt which you have point out, i felt very proud on him that he could view the picture in a photographic aspects.
Muneer
Muneer said
Thanks Mandrake for the comment. while doing editing this picture, my 7 years old son has raised the same doubt which you have point out, i felt very proud on him that he could view the picture in a photographic aspects.
This is awesome! Do you teach him on how to use the camera yet?
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