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Tiffany Welch Unfollow
“ Barely There ”
I didn't participate as much as I would have liked this year, so I don't have a lot of themes to choose from. High Key is tough for me, so redid week 47 and tried to be a little more deliberate with the theme. I tried a white branch on a white background using window light.
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  • Julie McCarrick Edited 3 months ago

    I love the white on white and how it creates such a soft impression. It looks like, if you lifted up the snow, it will sprinkle out through your fingers. 
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    I love the white on white and how it creates such a soft impression. It looks like, if you lifted up the snow, it will sprinkle out through your fingers. 

    I also agree with adding a little contrast. That would give this more depth.

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  • Sarah Haney Edited 3 months ago

    The white on white was a good idea, but I agree that making the shadows a bit darker would give a little more definition to the plant without losing the "barely… more

    The white on white was a good idea, but I agree that making the shadows a bit darker would give a little more definition to the plant without losing the "barely there" effect.

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  • Aliaksei Kalosha Edited 3 months ago

    I think a bit more contrast would definitely benefit the photo.

    I think a bit more contrast would definitely benefit the photo.

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  • Marianne Phiri Edited 3 months ago

    I can totally understand your idea, but I think you need a bit more separation of the subject from the BG. Either by some subtel shadows or some more textures from the… more

    I can totally understand your idea, but I think you need a bit more separation of the subject from the BG. Either by some subtel shadows or some more textures from the branch.

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