She's Late?

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By: Zbigniew Biejat
Copyright ©2002

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Photographer	Zbigniew Biejat {Karma:243}
Project	#10 Grainy Film for Effect	Camera Model	Practica MTL3
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Portfolio		Lens	100 mm, I guess
Uploaded	9/15/2002	Film / Memory Type
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Zbigniew Biejat {K:243} 9/19/2002

Thank you for comments. I have cropped off (to 520 from 640 pixels) on the right side. You're right - looks much better on full screen preview, but in smaller view it is difficult to recognize the trees - aren't they looking like wall or fence?.

Patrick McGregor {K:52} 9/15/2002

I love this one. Still I have to agree with Kim. Crop off the right hand side and it would be perfect. Anyway an eye catcher.

Zbigniew Biejat {K:243} 9/15/2002

Hmmm. I have to reconsider..

Kim Culbert {K:37070} 9/15/2002

Having the person in there really give a sense of scale at how big these trees really are!!! I like his pose, casually leaning against the tree as welll as the mist hanging in the background. I would crop off the right hand side until where the trees start a wall (take an inch off or so) to clean this up and put the man on one of the thirds... it brings more attention to him.

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