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i would've maybe moved the petal and cropped in slightly on the right. the composition is really good, the tree in fore and background lead you to the model.
i love the dress, and the way it falls from the tree. and the depth of field i just right so the flowers in the background aren't detracting from the dress and model.
over all i love this photograph. its beautiful and elegant, simple and well composed, well done
You followed the rule of thirds so well, the lighting is gorgeous, and the bokeh is just right. You managed to let the focus be on the model and the incredible branch she is posing on, while still being able to distinguish the blooms in the background just enough that we can see little seperations in them. Most of the time I just totally blur it all out, but I think I like this better. How did you capture the bokeh that way? Was it a certain lens, or lens filter, or just the "right" aperture?
It really is stunning-- it would make a beautiful painting as well as a photograph.
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