c_j3 0 Posted September 14, 2003 The thought did cross my mind, but my argument for staying legal (the fence was insurmountable without a cherry-picker or a very long ladder) was that I should show viewers my impression of the scene and let them read into the shot what they will. And given the various intrusions upon our freedoms these days, a bit of chain-link fence obstructing an interesting vista may defend its presence more eloquently than I can just by being there. Maybe I'm copping out, but I didn't want to pass this one by, and I think the shot works as is. Thanks for looking. Link to comment
ben_chernivsky 0 Posted September 14, 2003 Experiment with that 10D! Mess around with a wider aperture (2.8 or so) and focus on the background. This way you'll get a blurred fence and a nice focused background. The fence is too much into the face to make the photo acceptable. Link to comment
c_j3 0 Posted September 15, 2003 I reshot this using the lens wide open and stopped down a bit, and I'm not sure I prefer the results. Maybe cutters would have been the only way to improve it. Thanks for your comment. Link to comment
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