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By: Shawn Carter
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Photographer	Shawn Carter {Karma:1301}
Project	#40 Street Photography	Camera Model	Canon EOS Rebel T2
Categories	Landscape Florals	Film Format
Portfolio	Shawn C. Landscape	Lens	Canon 28-90 mm EF
Uploaded	3/28/2005	Film / Memory Type	Fuji Superia
		ISO / Film Speed	400
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Critiques	4	Rating	Pending / 1 Ratings
Location	City - Norman State - OK Country - United States
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Art Dibujar {K:1280} 5/4/2005

nice cityscape view; good composition and clear focal point; I offer a couple of suggestions for improving this type of shot: (1) try a more dramatic angle, such as shooting upward from a low level -- lying down or kneeling with camera pointed upward; (2) or zooming in more closely on the flowered trees to bring out the rich color and shapes more clearly.

andree lerat

{K:17476} 3/28/2005

You're welcome Shawn. We all need a little help most of the time o:) Andree

Shawn Carter {K:1301} 3/28/2005

Again Andree, thank you so much for your tips. I think your right, a clear view of the flowering trees the entire way down the path would have been better. I will try that next time.

Thanks again,

Shawn

andree lerat

{K:17476} 3/28/2005

This is the sort of shot that needs maximum DOP. Use of a tripod with a slower ISO film would problably bring to life. I like the symmetry. Your friend, Andree

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