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Luminotherapie - Montreal - Luminotherapy 2014-2015

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    Luminothérapie - Luminotherapy came again to Montreal this year and here are a few of my faves using camera motion. Feel free to comment on or critique any aspect of these images. Thx!
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    Very nice once again Marko. I do like your photos of the event each year.

    In the first shot, I am guessing that you have dodged where the child is, but I feel it could perhaps do with a tad more if you can do so without sacrificing too much contrast.

    My preference is for shot 3 over shot 2. I feel the framing created by the person in the left helps IMO and of course we can see that pretty face much better in the last one.

    Very nicely done again Marko
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    Nice work Marko, especially no 3 - every thing comes together.

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    My vote is for the 3rd one as well. I like the fact that you caught her in focus, while everything else has that ICM effect.
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    Agreed with the above as in #3 for the win. The face and hand being more in focus shows a little more interaction to the surroundings to me.
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