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Photography F.A.Q (Last Updated: 2024 Nov 01 10:53 pm)
I took the liberty of cropping your existing shot to give (at least my idea).
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jacoggins - given the size of the chain, your "open compositional" representation may be the ticket! "Too big to fit in the frame". This type of composition does give the feel that "the chain goes on forever". (I'm sorry, I hate it when people write in "quotes", but I'm about too "drunk" to write in a "normal" way. I hope you 'understand". All kidding aside (who's kidding) - when I toggle back and forth between the full chain image and the tightly cropped image that jacoggins posted - the first looks more like an industrial bicycle chain - and tha latter looks more like an industrial, nothing but business chain. Good call, ja!
im not quite shure about this one. an extrem closeup like jacoggins suggested might be a way. but basically i go with punkclown. the selective blur/DOF correction is for sure a good way to improve the picture. and i think its a good idea to go back to make some different shots. your original shot is not suitable for a portrait orientation cropping. but as punkclown said: "you have a good eye for spotting the potential in this."
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