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By: Jay B. Stevens
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Photographer	Jay B. Stevens {Karma:72}
Project	#51 Silhouettes and Abstracts	Camera Model	Minolta DiMage 7i
Categories	Abstracts Digital People	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	GT 28-200 zoom
Uploaded	10/24/2005	Film / Memory Type	microtek 128mb
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Critiques	2	Rating	Pending / 0 Ratings
Location	City - Denton State - TEXAS Country - United States
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Jay B. Stevens {K:72} 11/6/2005

Hi Kes! Well I try not to read to many of other peoples rule and prefer to make them up as I go... ;) There is also a rule in at about leading from the bottem left which works sometimes as well. Anytime you get to break the rules however, and still make an interest shot, you win! Because now you are original! My Intent Kes, was to capture a complex copostition I saw unfolding before me. Background, foreground and main focus came together almost perfectly to my intent. The only thing to me, that would have made it perfect would have been the blured face in the forground but I missed it by "that" much... Thank You for your comment and Have fun shooting!

Nelson Moore [Kes] - {K:20241} 10/24/2005

Nice work! There's a lot going on in this shot to keep you interested. Looks like her head and the moving face are positioned in accordance to the rule of thirds. Was it your intent? Just curious as I've been reading up on this just today.

-kes

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