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Jarmo Juntunen

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Here's the question: should I bother? Is there anything worth trying here? Or is this just what it essentially is: a seriously flawed family album picture.

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It came out of the camera looking pretty much like this. But I felt there's something... how she's holding that sphere of light and decided to give it a go. Your opinions will be highly appreciated, as always. Cheers, Jarmo
 

Michael Nagel

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Here is my (as usual very personal) point of view.

Taking the viewpoint from behind gives the picture a 'Sorcerer's Apprentice' touch, as if you should not have seen it. I like the idea.

Concerning the source of light, I would have liked a stronger focus on it. right now the backdrop does not have a lot of structure and I would have liked to see through a fall-off of luminosity with increasing distance from this sphere of light. This would have helped (me) to grasp the light source better.

This is just what I see, others will see more and different things.

Best regards,
Michael
 

Jarmo Juntunen

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Concerning the source of light, I would have liked a stronger focus on it. right now the backdrop does not have a lot of structure and I would have liked to see through a fall-off of luminosity with increasing distance from this sphere of light.

That's a splendid idea, Michael! Thank you, I'll take a look and see if the original allows that.
 
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