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A Crayola Cow...
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great color; tough subject to frame & comp
although I'm all about tight crops... it seems a little too tight. I find myself wanting to see how long the horns are. The downside would be lots of washed out sky.
the eye seems to be the focal point, but it's in an odd place for the focal point and seems to be in competition with the red & green swatches on the cow.
the random crayons don't really lead my eye to a focal point of interest.
so, that and $2.78 will get you a cup of coffee.
although I'm all about tight crops... it seems a little too tight. I find myself wanting to see how long the horns are. The downside would be lots of washed out sky.
the eye seems to be the focal point, but it's in an odd place for the focal point and seems to be in competition with the red & green swatches on the cow.
the random crayons don't really lead my eye to a focal point of interest.
so, that and $2.78 will get you a cup of coffee.
M38A1
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Thanks Gary....
I tried to use a shallow DOF to draw you 'eye to eye'. I think that part worked. The sun had just gone down so I tried it w/o flash which might have been a mistake as well. And there were so many people to deal with I had to go tight to keep them out. I suppose without some context, it's a difficult shot to comprehend now that I look at it.
I tried to use a shallow DOF to draw you 'eye to eye'. I think that part worked. The sun had just gone down so I tried it w/o flash which might have been a mistake as well. And there were so many people to deal with I had to go tight to keep them out. I suppose without some context, it's a difficult shot to comprehend now that I look at it.