Sid, this is because of the excessive use of a reflector or light, we see where the sun is, and then they make us understand that there is another sun, the brain resists, does not believe the eyes...that's the paradox
Ladies' photographer, because the picture looks artificial, unrealistic. I don't believe in two suns, I've never seen one, but that's my humble opinion ;)
It's not that I don't believe it, it's life... with realities, day, night, sun, clouds... and the lighting tools given to the photographer should imitate a comfortable perception of the works, accordingly... that's why such an eye-catching... after all, you had the opportunity to create good lighting, weren't you shooting a reportage?
Ladies' photographer, unfortunately I have no experience with that at all... and I try not to create situations of this kind, but anyway, I just expressed my vision... don't worry about it ;)
Next, That's the whole point: we're all good at talking. And rules are made to be broken. That's when you get unusual photos, even if not everyone realizes that YET. And those who don't take risks and avoid risky situations will never drink champagne.
That's the whole point, we're all masters of talking. And rules are made to be broken. That's when you get unusual photos, even if not everyone understands that YET. And those who don't take risks and avoid risky situations will never drink champagne.
What are the conclusions about EXCESS based on? Very interesting.
A wonderful argument. Keep on disbelieving.
Could you elaborate on good lighting in this situation? I sense you have more experience with this kind of photography than I do.
That's the whole point: we're all good at talking. And rules are made to be broken. That's when you get unusual photos, even if not everyone realizes that YET. And those who don't take risks and avoid risky situations will never drink champagne.
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Excellent work!