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Subject: Defocused photography

ratto opened this issue on Jan 11, 2004 · 6 posts
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ratto ( ) posted Sun, 11 January 2004 at 12:52 PM · edited Thu, 16 January 2025 at 2:44 AM

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Ok.. Yesterday I've taken 2 defocused shots. I'm showing them here.. Why? I've noticed sometimes i do postwork on shots because i like to "confuse" them detaching the subject from reality, obtaining an image containing only the "mood" or the "atmosphere" in the place or in the subject. So.. this is an experiment: no postwork.. the subject is already "confused" here.. but i think the mood comes out like in a painting.. I'd like to receive feedback on this.. :) Thank you, my friends :) Ale

ratto ( ) posted Sun, 11 January 2004 at 12:53 PM

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The second one :)

firestorm ( ) posted Sun, 11 January 2004 at 4:25 PM

hi ale, of the two, i prefer the first. it feels like an abstract face to me (i know that's just my mind...lol) and has a somewhat canvas feel to it. i'm not getting any "vibe" of the second. looks a little dark on my screen. i hope this helps :)

Pictures appear to me, I shoot them.   Elliot Erwitt

ratto ( ) posted Sun, 11 January 2004 at 5:06 PM

I see the face too :) lol Thank you for your advice.. :)

3DGuy ( ) posted Sun, 11 January 2004 at 7:03 PM

I agree with firestorm. The first one has something. The second one just looks (to me) like a failed shot where someone forgot to focus the image.

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FearaJinx ( ) posted Sun, 11 January 2004 at 10:24 PM

awesome work. I like the second one...fits perfectly with the picture and the building. Wonderful job! Jinx

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