chaseyourdreams
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- Feb 1, 2013
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Blowing out the snow and the sky was a solid choice, given that the option was to drop the girl into blackness. Given the trouble people go to to light white seamless backgrounds to produce precisely this effect, I gotta say that I think it's ok. Sure, with fill flash you could have lit the girl up, and then recovered some texture in the snow and sky, which you would then have to wrestle with to make it look white without looking flat. I say, let it go flat, it's fine. It's a picture of a girl, not a frozen lake.
I find the image a little incongruous. Why is this pretty young woman dressed in a light sweater sitting out in what appears to be an icy wasteland? Is this still from a scene cut from Fargo?
I am surprised that nobody has complained about the tree growing out of her head. The tree itself doesn't bother me, but the fact that her hair fades into the blur of the winter thicket behind her is a little bothersome. Shooting from a slightly higher angle would have placed her head entirely against the snow, which might (or might not) have produced a more pleasing result.