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Old 08-03-2005, 14:47   #1 (permalink)
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Caimans from the Nat'l Aquarium...

Although this is just a hobby for me, I could really use some help as I am thinking of maybe pursuing this as more.

This shot was taken of 2 caimans in the Nat'l Aquarium in Baltimore. I know they're centered and the shot is "ok", but what can be done to improve it?


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Old 08-03-2005, 17:49   #2 (permalink)
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For me concentrate on the bottom 20% or so with the one cayman that's properly visible, if you have a large enough version of the pic you could make quite a menacing image out of it.

This kind of area
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I would agree with steep, make the bottom critter the focus, nice and menacing
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I am last to the party again but can only echo what has already been said. By using the crop as shown above he picture takes on a completely different and more menacing feeling, the caimen could be shadowing you as you paddle upstream. Great atmospheric shot. [smilie=t:
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