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This is the wrong angle IMO....though i DO like the fact that you are experimenting with different angles. You cannot really tell what this shot is from this angle. I might have tried this same low angle but from the front side of the 'bucket'.
Also the top part of the photo is way too dark (like 1-2 stops too dark)
Hope that helps
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Last edited by Marko; 07-14-2008 at 12:16 PM.
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i agree to the underexposure.... it makes the upper portion of the picture irrelevant... maybe crop some out for this one... great idea and tough shot to expose...Originally Posted by marko
This is the wrong angle IMO....though i DO like the fact that you are experimenting with different angles. You cannot really tell what this shot is from this angle. I might have tried this same low angle but from the front side of the 'bucket'.
Also the top part of the photo is way too dark (like 1-2 stops too dark)
Hope that helps
marko
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I don't know if you have one, but a GREAT buy is a small reflector. here's a pic of one that i used in a podcast about reflectors http://www.photography.ca/blog/wp-co...-30-image4.jpg
You MAY have been able to use it in this shot to illuminate the top part...
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lol.... i was thinking this as well but thought it would be tough using a reflector under such close quarters... I was gonna suggest using a candle... but I guess it depends on how much exposure the author of the picture desires because the frame is artistic...
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Another option would be a diffused, off-camera flash to image right, aimed roughly parallel to the line of 'teeth'.
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On a side note, I think that is a really creative angle that you used. Your like me, not afraid to get a little dirty to get the shot you want. Great effort!!
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