I didn't mind the feet being cut off (probably because I do it all the
time myself) but I thought that the first shot with girl on one side and
fire on the other just wasn't wide enough. Both girl and fire are cut
off. It looks like the lens wasn't wide enough and you were attempting
to get both girl and fire in the image to tell a story. However, I note
that the lens wasn't at its widest setting so it could have gone wider.
Is the framing perhaps from using the optical viewfinder rather than
the screen?
Chuck Norcutt
Chris Barker wrote:
> What has a waist-level viewfinder, Wayne?
>
> I like those photos, although it would have been a little better if
> you had not cut off part of feet, IMESHO :-); the exposure and
> colour were spot-on.
>
> Chris
>
> On 22 Jul 2007, at 16:52, Wayne Culberson wrote:
>
>> I don't normally like taking pictures of strangers even in public
>> places,
>> but I figure the people working at these tourist attractions are
>> fair game.
>> I still like to use a sort of stealth mode, flash off, waist level
>> viewfnder, silent shutter, in order to get a shot that is more
>> natural.
>>
>> http://pastway.smugmug.com/gallery/3190292#175715032
>>
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