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Rodrigo
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Rodrigo wrote:
Today at the train.
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Orio
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Orio wrote:
Very intense gaze in #1, although it looks a bit "cold" (was she angry?)
Anyway I like it.
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A G Photography
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A G Photography wrote:
I prefer #2 because it's a far stronger composition, very cinematographic. Love the muted colors btw
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Rodrigo
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Rodrigo wrote:
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Very intense gaze in #1, although it looks a bit "cold" (was she angry?)
Anyway I like it. |
She wasn't angry.. maybe tired of looking to the lens  
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Lazzaros
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Lazzaros wrote:
As I said on "our" forum I really like both portraits.
The DOF is great and I think this lens should be a must have! |
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poilu wrote:
superb Rodrigo!
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Jesito wrote:
Very nice shots, Rodrigo. I prefer #2. I would have opened a little more the DOF to get both eyes focused on the first one,, (but this is a matter of one's choice).
I'm not good a friend of the Jupiter-9, it not seem to be the case with you 
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Rodrigo
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Rodrigo wrote:
I prefer the 2nd too. 
About the DOF, it couldn't be bigger because it would make me set a longer exposure, and the photo would be shaken. I even had to use ISO 400 so that I didn't shake while the train was moving.
Thank you 
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themoleman342
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themoleman342 wrote:
Uhh your killing me here! I'm going to become destitute because of this group.  The Jupiter 9 has been at the top of my list for a long while now. I've been looking for a very particular one though. Your pictures are incredible. Framing and colors are fantastic. I agree with the cinematic quality of #2. |
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exen
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exen wrote:
Very good.
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Rodrigo
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| Posted: Mon Dec 08, 2008 5:38 pm Post subject: |
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Rodrigo wrote:
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| Uhh your killing me here! I'm going to become destitute because of this group. The Jupiter 9 has been at the top of my list for a long while now. I've been looking for a very particular one though. Your pictures are incredible. Framing and colors are fantastic. I agree with the cinematic quality of #2. |
Which is that particular one?
Thank you for all your words.
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