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gooser
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Just recently, I posted a picture of my friend hucking a little cliff drop in the woods. I was super stoked with how the editing turned out, and so were my friends. When I posted it on here, I did't get nearly the amount of feedback I was hoping for.

So I wonder, what could I do to make my photo even better? I'd appreciate all the responses I can get on this one.
Jan 21 2016 12:22PM
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LukasSchroeder
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is the latest post on your instagram? cause it helps if we know what picture youre talking about and can see it
Jan 21 2016 12:58PM
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gooser
Posts: 178 - Karma: 3,613
LukasSchroederis the latest post on your instagram? cause it helps if we know what picture youre talking about and can see it


Sorry, I accidentally made the thread before adding the photo. Here it is.
Jan 21 2016 1:55PM
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grantwhitty
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Overall, nice photo. The only thing I would suggest for future reference would be the positioning of the subject. I feel that he is too close to the edge of the frame. I really like how the photo was edited.

A closer, lower to the ground, and wide-angle shot would be pretty rad too.
Jan 21 2016 2:23PM
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gooser
Posts: 178 - Karma: 3,613
AltitudeFotoOverall, nice photo. The only thing I would suggest for future reference would be the positioning of the subject. I feel that he is too close to the edge of the frame. I really like how the photo was edited.

A closer, lower to the ground, and wide-angle shot would be pretty rad too.


Thanks for the feedback! You've always been a huge inspiration for me.
Jan 22 2016 9:45AM
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chrisg.pic
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Cool shot. My 2 cents would be to try and get lower to get your subject against the blank sky. Helps isolate the skier. I have the same issue all the time shooting in NH as the best snow is always in the woods...
Jan 22 2016 11:14AM
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