Hello Guys, Need some feedback.
I took this picture in snow.. Really excited to get feedback about it
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Hi Anurag,
Thank you for sharing. Your picture doesn't tell a story, is it a portrait or you wanted us to see an hivernal condition?
If it's a portrait it would been better to see her without the snow. If you wanted to include the snow it would been more suitable to show more of the scene. As it is the dark areas out of focus in the image on the left and coming out of her head is distracting.
I hope this helps,
Marc
Hi Anurag,
I agree with Marc,
If the lady had filled less of the shot, and the snow was more visible there would be a better tie with the weather.
If the intention was the portrait of the lady, maybe try to avoid the distraction in the background. I know it is not easy to compile the shot.
Keep shooting!!
I agree with Marc and Dirk, but also, her wristwatch is really distracting to me for some reason.
I thought the exact same thing when I first saw this picture.
And that rogue snowflake. I The snowflake can be edited out.
Thank you so much for your valuable feedbacks... I will definitely learn from this and try to do better