In the Barn

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By: Phillip Filtz

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Photographer	Phillip Filtz {Karma:1792}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	D60
Categories		Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	Canon
Uploaded	6/18/2002	Film / Memory Type
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Views	466	Shutter
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Critiques	2	Rating	Critique Only Image
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About	Another shot of Amber in the Barn.

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William R Eastman III {K:2141} 6/18/2002

Phillip. Comments on both photos and then I have to get some work done.

On the color: I do like the black on all sides. I really do like the light quality--although it might be a smidge hot on her face. The low angle bothers me a little for a senior picture. It brings her chin down and adds weight to her face. She's squinting because of the harsh light--two suggestions--a scrim ( a round, white reflector that the light can pass through is easiest? in front to soften and cool the light--or a dark object next to the camera that she can focus on to relax her eyes.

The black and white: The pose is nice and I really like the tilted ladder. She how much more flattering she is with her chin up a little--could even be a hair more. The hay upstages her, dominates the photo and because it's out of focus you have a big blur that is distracting in your foreground. I don't have a solution. This is one you just have to do when you are there. Be observant of all the elements without having to think about them.

Your work is making some great strides.

Kim Culbert {K:37070} 6/18/2002

Phillip, I like this one more, probably just the composition of it. It has the classic western feel to it. Although I did like the vivid red shirt matched with the hay in your colour shot as well.

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