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<blockquote data-quote="Joseph Bautsch" data-source="post: 17180" data-attributes="member: 654"><p>Overall the B&W shots are mostly backlighted and detracts from the subject. The eye is always drawn first to the brightest part of the shot. Backlighting puts your subjects in a shadow and detail is lost and the eye wants to move elsewhere. All three B&W shots could have benefitted from a fill flash. Or the other option would be to compensate more for the shadow. I agree with EOI, the #2 shot of the little one is a good one. And lose the vignetting.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Joseph Bautsch, post: 17180, member: 654"] Overall the B&W shots are mostly backlighted and detracts from the subject. The eye is always drawn first to the brightest part of the shot. Backlighting puts your subjects in a shadow and detail is lost and the eye wants to move elsewhere. All three B&W shots could have benefitted from a fill flash. Or the other option would be to compensate more for the shadow. I agree with EOI, the #2 shot of the little one is a good one. And lose the vignetting. [/QUOTE]
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