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Just for Fun No C&C will be given: Nirvana
- Thread starter Rajan Parrikar
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Sandrine Bascouert
Member
Next Christmas I want to be offered your eye (it's an image, of course) 
Doug Kerr
Well-known member
Hi, Rajan,
It has a wonderful "1950's" look to it.
Best regards,
Doug
Lovely!
It has a wonderful "1950's" look to it.
Best regards,
Doug
Maris Rusis
Member
Greetings Rajan
Your picture is very sweet and quiet but as soon as I saw it I knew what I would do different.
Firstly I would move back from the figure to about three times the distance. Then I would use a lens of three times the focal length. The figure would then be the same size but the background wave would look three times bigger - more dramatic. Then I would time the wave just it is about to break. A broken wave has resolved its tension; a poised wave never does.
Your picture wins of course because you have already made it and I have only imagined mine.
Your picture is very sweet and quiet but as soon as I saw it I knew what I would do different.
Firstly I would move back from the figure to about three times the distance. Then I would use a lens of three times the focal length. The figure would then be the same size but the background wave would look three times bigger - more dramatic. Then I would time the wave just it is about to break. A broken wave has resolved its tension; a poised wave never does.
Your picture wins of course because you have already made it and I have only imagined mine.
Winston Mitchell
Member
Sometimes I wish these forums had a "Like" botton for this sort of superb imagery.