Wondering about this one,...

[Brian Moore]

Meg Dancing.

I like it,...but she's my daughter. So maybe I'm biased. I know its OOF, but I like it. What do you think? Any good? Thanks.

 

[Dave Green]

'fraid not Brian. It's OOF - and overexposed.

If it was my daughter - I'd reshoot it

 

[Brian Moore]

Thanks, Dave, I appreciate your feedback. (Reshoot's impossible, though I afraid. lol)

 

[Rob MacKillop]

I like the energy in that gaze. The camera might be out of focus, but she isn't. That matters more.

 

[Brian Moore]

Thank you, Rob. You identified what it is in the fotie that pulls me in--her gaze. That and the red hair. Thanks again, Rob.

 

[Pete Askew]

Didn't you post this one before Brian? Any way, I like it (or the one similar to it) before and for the same reason you do. The intensity of the look.

 

[Dan Cattermole]

A difficult one this Brian, I'm torn.
The OOF isn't an issue, nor the overexposure. I don't think it's a photo that has a massive impact, however, I see that it has a sentimental value on yourself and and that's we're it is appreciated. Structurally an average photo, but more than that to yourself.
Hope this helps
That's reminded me of something..... I'll post a thread later. Thanks Brian

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What was this taken on out of curiousity?

 

[Brian Moore]

Didn't you post this one before Brian? Any way, I like it (or the one similar to it) before and for the same reason you do. The intensity of the look.

You're absolutely correct, Pete. I did post this exact one several months ago. However, I received no comments. I thought the reason I got no comments was because it was a flawed image and it simply didn't appeal. And yet, it kept appealing to me. So I thought the other day I'd post it again and invite critique. I have found that sometimes I don't know a good picture when I see one, and I was hoping a critique would tell me something about this picture and also me. The results are mixed it seems. Thank you very much, Pete.

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A difficult one this Brian, I'm torn.
The OOF isn't an issue, nor the overexposure. I don't think it's a photo that has a massive impact, however, I see that it has a sentimental value on yourself and and that's we're it is appreciated. Structurally an average photo, but more than that to yourself.
Hope this helps
That's reminded me of something..... I'll post a thread later. Thanks Brian

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What was this taken on out of curiousity?

Dan thanks. Perhaps yiou're right; the sentimental value may be overwhelming my internal critic. I used the 7d for this, by the way. Thanks again, Dan!

 

[Lee Webb]

One for the dustbin I'm afraid - over exposed, out of focus and not the most flattering pose but keep trying and you'll get it

 

[Brian Moore]

One for the dustbin I'm afraid - over exposed, out of focus and not the most flattering pose but keep trying and you'll get it

Thanks, Lee. I'll keep trying and I hope someday I get it.

 

[Lee Webb]

It looks like I've been picking on you here but I literally picked out three posts at random to comment on - and they all turned out to be yours!

 

[Brian Moore]

It looks like I've been picking on you here but I literally picked out three posts at random to comment on - and they all turned out to be yours!

Hahaha. Nae bother, Lee. I appreciate you taking the time to say something. Thanks.