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Spyros D
Registered: Sep 03, 2007
Total Posts: 670
Country: United States

Pygmy girl and her sister, North Kivu, Democratic Republic of Congo.

C&C always welcome. Best, Spyros



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izanaki
Registered: Aug 07, 2006
Total Posts: 172
Country: Canada

I love the imagery here. Excellent work!



TJ Krusinski
Registered: Nov 03, 2008
Total Posts: 595
Country: United States

Seems a little flat, however the subjects are great. Nice shot.



dmanky
Registered: Aug 24, 2009
Total Posts: 220
Country: Canada

Love it, simple yet effective.



Spyros D
Registered: Sep 03, 2007
Total Posts: 670
Country: United States

izanaki wrote:
I love the imagery here. Excellent work!


Many thanks for your comments izanaki - Spyros



Spyros D
Registered: Sep 03, 2007
Total Posts: 670
Country: United States

TJ Krusinski wrote:
Seems a little flat, however the subjects are great. Nice shot.


Agree, TJ - need to work on the contrast, brightness and colors. Thanks, Spyros



Spyros D
Registered: Sep 03, 2007
Total Posts: 670
Country: United States

dmanky wrote:
Love it, simple yet effective.


Many thanks for your feedback. Best, Spyros



Jim Rickards
Registered: Dec 02, 2003
Total Posts: 8410
Country: Canada

Good photography as usual, Spyros.

The composition in this one is well planned and the background separation ensures the subjects get maximum attention. There are no distractions in the background. The lighting gives us an impression of 3D on the face of the girl, so I expect that this lighting direction was chosen rather than stumbled upon.

Students of photography should view this one and ask themselves if they can achieve this background separation, and whether they will plan the lighting of their next shot as well.

Stay safe over there and keep these winners coming our way.



Rags Hef
Registered: May 03, 2007
Total Posts: 2513
Country: United States

Excellent (bokeh) & subject separation for great subjects.

Very nicely done

Rags



Gerry Kerr
Registered: Nov 04, 2002
Total Posts: 695
Country: Ireland

Thats a great capture - I love the eye contact with the young girl. Well executed

Gerry



Spyros D
Registered: Sep 03, 2007
Total Posts: 670
Country: United States

Jim Rickards wrote:
Good photography as usual, Spyros.

The composition in this one is well planned and the background separation ensures the subjects get maximum attention. There are no distractions in the background. The lighting gives us an impression of 3D on the face of the girl, so I expect that this lighting direction was chosen rather than stumbled upon.

Students of photography should view this one and ask themselves if they can achieve this background separation, and whether they will plan the lighting of their next shot as well.

Stay safe over there and keep these winners coming our way.


Hi Jim, thanks as always for the excellent feedback! Warm regards, Spyros



Spyros D
Registered: Sep 03, 2007
Total Posts: 670
Country: United States

Rags Hef wrote:
Excellent (bokeh) & subject separation for great subjects.

Very nicely done

Rags


Rags, many thanks for your comments. Best, Spyros



Spyros D
Registered: Sep 03, 2007
Total Posts: 670
Country: United States

Gerry Kerr wrote:
Thats a great capture - I love the eye contact with the young girl. Well executed

Gerry


Thanks Gerry!



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