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ganagr1
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Chapter 3 -- Seeing the (Soft Window) Light
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I turned my flash off and let the soft window light wash upon Clara's dress, ribbons, and the flowers in her hair.
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Nicely done. What do you think about where the shadows have fallen around your daughter?
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I would've liked the window light to fall higher on Clara's dress/hair instead of where it did fall. Placement of the subject on my part could have been improved.
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I mainly noticed the dark area on the right side of Clara's head which took away some of the detail of the ribbons and flowers. The background could be considered a touch distracting but I like the overall concept of what you're trying to achieve.
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