I was sitting by the location and noticed it out of the blue, thought it was a neat little set up. The lighting was only what was available in the setting (no flash). I set up the photograph so it wouldn't have to be cropped.
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To be honest, this shot doesnt grab my attention... Perhaps if it was composed in a way to show what the caution tape was being used for, it might be more effective.
A 33k file size tells me you could have gotten a much clearer and sharper image if you had saved it with less compression. There is a lot of blockiness visible here due to JPEG compression.
sorry just one , was it taken with mobile when it was so small or is it such extreme crop? and then isnt it a bit boring for you too? or is it your best shot? your real gem ?
I hope not... and I believe so too
good luck though maybe it will find its fans and just.. take it easy okay? ;D
brano
I'm not sure what you were going for here... The busy background is very distracting and makes everything seem tilted. I'm sure there's a story behind the shot, but it didn't convey itself very well to me. Sorry. 4
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