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This may be the 11th time you post this picture. It’s still beautiful and well done. 🙂
Very nice! Although I personally feel the woman’s beautiful face does compete with the brightness of the background. Have you though of adding a vignette or burn and dodge, to darken the background, so the woman’s pretty fresh face is the brightest focal point? This is just my opinion and not me being negative. I like the way you have framed the photo using the stone work.
Not at all. Critique is a good thing. Thanks for the feedback.
I agree with you that the face should (always) be the lightest part of the photograph. However, back then, when I
took the photograph, I wasn’t very good with Photoshop. On the other hand, I dont think you photograph, really needs
it. Maybe just a small vignette.
Thanks again for your comment.
Cheers,
Willem-Jan