Originally posted by DeadJohn The colors are good. If you're concerned about blowing out the red channel during a long exposure you can underexpose a little, then boost the shadows later (at the expense of increased noise, although you should be fine at 100 ISO). Or use bracketing and process the longest exposure that isn't overexposed.
Composition-wise, IMO it would look better without the person in the frame. They don't add to the scene.
great advice, thanks for your reply and explaining it well i am going to take care this next time i shoot!
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Originally posted by dms Obviously it is an opinion/choice--but I think looking at a picture of photographer looking at the scene is very effective--and I think you framed it well.
Thanks there was no way i could get desired shot without ruining other person's frame so i thought i can use it as advantage and its better to have somethin then going home empty hand! i did took some shots with at golden hr when that lady moved! will post them soon!