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By: David Mongeau-Petitpas
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Photographer	David Mongeau-Petitpas {Karma:2068}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Canon FTb
Categories	Portrait Children	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	Canon 80-200 mm
Uploaded	4/29/2004	Film / Memory Type	agfa apx 400
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David Mongeau-Petitpas {K:2068} 4/30/2004

Yeah I have to say that I realy like your modification the crop is better and help to concentrate the picture on the subject. No problem with your modification. I realy don't have problem with negative feedback or people that try new things on my pictures. it helps me. it's cool.
thanks for the feedback.

muncho

Carlheinz Bayer {K:14220} 4/29/2004

After reviewing it again...maybe you shouldn't care about the ratio and keep the complete shadow...

Carlheinz Bayer {K:14220} 4/29/2004

Hey David! I hope you don't mind when I put my hands on that. I think it has great potential. The impression is fantastic, it has a good tonal range and a lot of details.
My suggestion is that you do some cropping. It's to much weight from the top. I usually try to stick to the 3:2 ratio. See my crop. You loose some of the shadow, but I think you don't need all of the shadow.
The tones are to equal in the mid range. So I massaged it and added some more contrast.
Please, tell me what you think and tell me HONESTLY if you are OK with my modification without permission.
Cheers! Carlheinz

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