ramon_salazar

color, texture, perspective. This is a whole photographic course in just one picture. I love it

 

Tocayo..

I loved the lighting in your portraits, could you please explain how you achieve such an excellent lighting?. I was impressed by this one, and also by the little girl with the stuffed animal.

I can imagine you are using strobes, how many?

I also speak spanish, so if it is easier for you you can write me directly to ramonenrique@hotmail.com or ramonenrique@sbcglobal.net

Thanks in advance

 

I would appreciate your thoughts on this picture

Thanks

I think it was a great idea to take this picture.

You captured a moment, so common in our lifes (talking on the stgreet with friends), but only few has taken a picture like this before.

Congratulations, Felicitaciones

Please critique this picture, any comments will be appreciated.

When you have a subject and you want to highlight it, one of the techniques used in photography is to decrease the depth of field. For such reason, I think this picture is ok, the photographer used the proper technique. The rocks are not important.

You can see this technique widely used in scenes were a model is with a blurred background.

Depth of field ok !!!

B&W photography is great, artistic, unbeatable for certain moments. But I think in Patagonia, where colors are just beatiful, that beatiful green and blue are lost in a B&W picture. B&W is good when you have different tones. In Landscapes in PAtagonia you have green and blue, that's it.I think it would have been much better in color. (ramonenrique@hotmail.com)

Excellent Composition. Nice body.

I would have prefered to have a better sharpness of the girl on the back, ie., more depth of field.