On 11/29/2011 7:14 PM, David Parsons wrote:
If I were going to shoot that thing in full sunlight, I wouldn't want the big shadow on it on the first one. It looks great as a B&W, but the shadow detracts, especially being right in front where it's the first thing your eye sees.
Yeah, shooting when the light is good probably works better than shooting with the light you have.
I don't care much for 2 and 3, they just look like snapshots.
That's a good description of the problem. Any suggestion as to how I could solve it? Or is it just one of those things that isn't as photogenic as one would think?
The last three, personally, I would have squared up to them and shot them from straight on. That's my particular preference, but they don't really speak to me.
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