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56 DIN wrote:
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| Posted: Sun Dec 11, 2011 11:55 am Post subject: |
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Captures that brings out a smile. They seem to have fun as well.
Maybe the focus is a little bit off, but I guess the light coniditions were difficult.
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56 DIN wrote:
yes Sven you´re right - i liked to get their fun into the picture , but was not fast enough to focus on all, it was already too dark to stop down further
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Orio wrote:
Much better to capture the fun with a slightly missed focus, than to take an artificial pose with perfect focus
this at least is my philosophy.
Great captures, it makes me think how good life would be if we could always be careless at all ages like we used to be at that age.
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56 DIN wrote:
thanks Orio - anyhow it could be better and i like comments which include an advice for improving.
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| thanks Orio - anyhow it could be better and i like comments which include an advice for improving. |
indeed - but there's not much to say for improvement. The fact that the focus was slightly missed is obvious to you too, so not much point to point it out  also it's within the tolerance range for the genre.
Snapshots are not supposed to be technically perfect. If they happen to be, even better, but what counts in snapshots is the moment. If you look closely at the photos of, say, Cartier Bresson, you'll find some where the focus is missed, others where there's some motion blur, and so on. And I'm speaking of the most famous.
If you presented these as studio portraits, the missed focus would have been an unforgivable error.
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Yebisu wrote:
Like everyone said above. The most important thing is to capture the moment. And you did that. |
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