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Jan S.	Bruce M.	Elaine Jacqueline W.	MUTHU K.	Dave K.	mike c.	Paul H.	Jan S.

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By: Eric Nolan
Copyright ©2005

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Photographer	Eric Nolan {Karma:777}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Canon EOS ELAN IIe
Categories	Portrait Travel People	Film Format
Portfolio	People/Amimals Places	Lens	Canon 28-70 mm f/2.8L USM
Uploaded	1/13/2005	Film / Memory Type	Kodak T-Max
		ISO / Film Speed	400
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Critiques	4	Rating	Pending / 0 Ratings
Location	City - State - HAWAII / MAUI Country - United States
About	Picture I took of my wife on our wedding day, August 2000. We were married on the beach on Maui. Any tips would be great! BTW... I know I centered my subject (don't know if that was good or bad in this context).
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Ron Wilson {K:18362} 11/1/2005

Hey all kidding aside it is a lovely portrait. As a minimum I would sharpen her image a little in PS, select the inverse and apply a lens blur to the BG. I am interested in the subject. I like them in focus, tack sharp and the BG blurred. That is what we are looking at. If the BG is the important subject then re-think what I just said. Tress growning out of someones head is a tad distracting. If you moved 3 ft. to the left you could have avoided this. Her look and her pose are great. I don't mind the shadows unlike many others.
PS your "still-lifes" are outstanding.

Angela Freed {K:10061} 8/28/2005

Nice capture Eric.
Angela

Ron Beezley {K:2834} 1/14/2005

Centering is fine for a picture like this... only suggestion, use fill flash next time to define the harshness of the shadows.

Michael Kanemoto {K:22115} 1/13/2005

Brides deserve to be centered.

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