OlyMan
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...that I forgot I'd scanned. This was taken on my local beach last November:
Filmstock was Fuji Sensia 100. Sorry for the over-sharpening: that was my old scanner, now R-I-P. Sadly I haven't got a new model to replace it yet.
The man and his dog seemed totally oblivious to my presence. I took another picture like this without them in it from just a slightly different angle, but somehow their inclusion adds a point of interest at the other side of the rock-pool that the eye is drawn to. Pitty he wasn't intercepting a "rule of thirds" gridline, but he was hardly a posed subject and I didn't want to make it so damn ovious I was shooting him by spending time making sure he was *precisely* positioned in the frame. I had knelt down, wound on, took the shot and walked away within about 10 seconds.
Filmstock was Fuji Sensia 100. Sorry for the over-sharpening: that was my old scanner, now R-I-P. Sadly I haven't got a new model to replace it yet.
The man and his dog seemed totally oblivious to my presence. I took another picture like this without them in it from just a slightly different angle, but somehow their inclusion adds a point of interest at the other side of the rock-pool that the eye is drawn to. Pitty he wasn't intercepting a "rule of thirds" gridline, but he was hardly a posed subject and I didn't want to make it so damn ovious I was shooting him by spending time making sure he was *precisely* positioned in the frame. I had knelt down, wound on, took the shot and walked away within about 10 seconds.
