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Edward Ghoti
{K:5514} 6/19/2004
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Thank you for the comment Kim.
It is a picture of a Fisher:
How do you think placing the subject off centre would make the picture any more powerful? The animal is the only subject of the shot, so why not centre on it? What would you have done differently?
Ed
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Edward Ghoti
{K:5514} 6/19/2004
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Thank you for the comment Kim.
It is a picture of a Fisher:
http://wildlifepark.gov.ns.ca/animals/index.asp?show=fisher
How do you think placing the subject off centre would make the picture any more powerful? The animal is the only subject of the shot, so why not centre on it? What would you have done differently?
Ed
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Edward Ghoti
{K:5514} 6/19/2004
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Thank you for the comment Kim.
It is a fisher:
http://wildlifepark.gov.ns.ca/animals/index.asp?show=fisher
If it is the subject of the photo, why would I not centre it and then use the natural framing of the trees and fence? How would you have positioned the subject?
Ed
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Kim Culbert
{K:37070} 6/18/2004
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I don't know what I'm looking at, but it looks comfortable on that tree!
Having the animal right in the centre is not helping this image to be powerful. The natural framing of the trees and fence is nice.
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Gabriella Carta
{K:22879} 6/18/2004
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a very nice shot, good
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