De rien, Jean Jacques. Yes, I can appreciate and understand your struggle. Of course, it is your photograph and you must ultimately be the one to decide what it's final form should be.
a very intersting critique as I hesitated not to burn in the tripod to he left. I believed it was more to the truth, helped the compostion and did not leave an black empty void. I greatly apreciate this remark as i struggle withit !!
Joan is magically illuminated and it is a very beautiful image, but I think I would like is to so much more if the item on the left were burnt in and made darker, as I find it to be a distraction.
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De rien, Jean Jacques. Yes, I can appreciate and understand your struggle. Of course, it is your photograph and you must ultimately be the one to decide what it's final form should be.
a very intersting critique as I hesitated not to burn in the tripod to he left. I believed it was more to the truth, helped the compostion and did not leave an black empty void. I greatly apreciate this remark as i struggle withit !!
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Joan is magically illuminated and it is a very beautiful image, but I think I would like is to so much more if the item on the left were burnt in and made darker, as I find it to be a distraction.