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Technically speaking, you should probably leave negative space on the side of the frame that she's facing (opposite of what you have in your crops) for a standard smiling portrait. As it is in 2 an 3, she's falling out of the frame, which isn't very comfortable to the eye.
Technically speaking, you should probably leave negative space on the side of the frame that she's facing (opposite of what you have in your crops) for a standard smiling portrait. As it is in 2 an 3, she's falling out of the frame, which isn't very comfortable to the eye.
maybe you could blur out the tree branches? Just a quick question...did you shoot from the ground up? for some reason, she looks like she is looking down? Just wondering....
That is better than the first version.You mean like this?
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