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I've bought from her on that corner many times over the years
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Thanks for taking the time and effort to help me with the shot, particularly for pointing out the focus problem. I understand how it happened - I was shooting one-handed with auto focus while crossing a busy Manhattan street in rush hour. What should not have happened is my not noticing that once I got the image in the computer. I didn't notice it until you pointed it out. As to the tilt and the crop, they are both what I wanted. I was trying to catch the feel of a NYC corner stand in rush hour, and I wanted her in her environment and contrasted with the bright fruit, etc. That is a reason I liked the stray strand of hair across her face when I discovered it on the computer screen. It is quite possible I didn't succeed in getting the image that matched my idea of the image. It is also possible that the focus problem keeps it from being potentially a very good, but different image, as you would have handled it. One of my problems is I tend to see what I wanted to capture at the time of the shot in the shot. As with the focus problem, I've got to be more critical.IMO, this picture has a lot of things that keep it from its potential.
Big tilt for no artistic reason
The fruit is big and bright and obvious, the seller is small and dark and looks OOF.
She's way too small in the frame for no reason.
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I thought about your suggestions some more, and now agree about the tilt.IMO, this picture has a lot of things that keep it from its potential.
Big tilt for no artistic reason
The fruit is big and bright and obvious, the seller is small and dark and looks OOF.
She's way too small in the frame for no reason.
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One of my problems is I tend to see what I wanted to capture at the time of the shot in the shot.