Politness For A Coin
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jhm 2013-07-20 1:23
Hello david,
I have a lot respect for these street actors, this is not simple during half day in these pose and specially clothing.
Sharpness and clarity are real perfect, but try in future with a more blur background, this gives more effect on the statue.
Excellent captured and pleasant presentation.
Very well done, TFS.
I wish You a nice weekend,
John
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07-20-2013, 08:28 AM
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To jhm: Thanks John
I will try the more blurred look as a background next time. There are few places for this sometimes ... I could get closer and have the camera loose focus at a distance. I did not wish to interfere with the actor or the parson interaction. Any suggestions to get the "blur" effect?
Many Thanks David 
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07-20-2013, 05:25 PM
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Blur background
Dear David,
I see that your working with one of these cameras; Nikon Coolpix S9100, Nikon E3100, Olympus E-410, Olympus E620, but I know these cameras not. When you takes a portrait and work manual, the look point on one point on the face for sharpness, not use all your looking points. Or maybe can your camera on portrait become uses, than would you have to get a blurred background, see these picture Blurred background I hope that you this understand, gladly a reply David Greetings, John
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