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29-MAY-2006

Big Girl Walking

Canon EOS 5D
1/50s f/8.0 at 24.0mm iso250 hide exif
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Date/Time29-May-2006 03:00:27
MakeCanon
ModelCanon EOS 5D
Flash UsedNo
Focal Length24 mm
Exposure Time1/50 sec
Aperturef/8
ISO Equivalent250
Exposure Bias
White Balance (-1)
Metering Modemulti spot (3)
JPEG Quality (6)
Exposure Programaperture priority (3)
Focus Distance

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Chris Sofopoulos26-Aug-2006 18:11
Lovely image with the kid and umbrella:)
JSWaters26-Jun-2006 15:02
John, Thank you so much for stopping by. I welcome as many viewpoints as there are photographers. My intention for this photograph was to present the little girl exhibiting a little independence - and it didn't quite work without really emphasizing her and losing some background stuff. I'm pleased you see mimicry - at the very least the image says something to you!
Jenene
John Hastings25-Jun-2006 20:31
Without sight of the original, it is difficult to evaluate Phil’s advice. To me, the image suggests mimicry and emulation. Might equal treatment/weight enhance that message?

It’s the same old story - three photographers and at least four opinions.
Phil Douglis21-Jun-2006 19:36
So much more emphasis now on independence, don't you think?
Phil Douglis20-Jun-2006 23:19
Almost there in concept, Jenene, but not executed effectively for your pupose. If you wanted the girl to appear independent, you should have moved in on her either physically or optically, making her sharp and making the mother walking ahead of her soft. You have made them equally sharp, so there is no emphasis on the child. And you have not used your frame with care to embrace the mother -- instead you slice her in half. A third problem rises with the people coming down the street towards us. By using a longer lens or being closer to the little girl, and focusing on the child, you could not only have made the mother softer, but made the people in the distance even softer and not as distracting.