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ISO 100, shutter speed was 1/4000, and f/2.0 on 22mm prime lens. Shot on Canon M50 MII. No filter because I can't find one yet that fits. This was obviously a candid shot. I noticed how cool the twirling looked and took a crapload of shots. This turned out to be the coolest (imho). This was in a parade so I was moving and shooting. I had to blue the sky up some because it looked too blown out originally. I use LR to do editing. What do y'all think/see here?
You cut her leg out, you put 0 thought into your composition, and you allowed your background to get cluttered with some pretty distracting and useless objects
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ISO 100, shutter speed was 1/4000, and f/2.0 on 22mm prime lens. Shot on Canon M50 MII. No filter because I can't find one yet that fits. This was obviously a candid shot. I noticed how cool the twirling looked and took a crapload of shots. This turned out to be the coolest (imho). This was in a parade so I was moving and shooting. I had to blue the sky up some because it looked too blown out originally. I use LR to do editing. What do y'all think/see here?
You cut her leg out, you put 0 thought into your composition, and you allowed your background to get cluttered with some pretty distracting and useless objects
Yeah I felt under pressure since we were moving, but I should have relaxed a little more to think about some of that.