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Band Photo. (academic Shoot)

In this photo, I followed the composition rule/s of, Rule of thirds, aswell as the rule of simplicity.
The subject in this photo, is the student in front playing Saxophone, and he is the main subject of this photo, but has the other players in the background but he is in focus.
Now I probably could have done a better job of avoiding mergers, because it may be hard to see where his head ends, and the person next to him head begins.

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  1. Bowie JournalismSeptember 27, 2017 at 12:00 PM

    I will leave my comment for all three photos here. I like the images. Especially this one. It is my favorite. I wish that you had taken a few different types of images as all of these are pretty much identical. This one really hits home. You got close and focused in and I can just hear the music. I like his facial expression. Good work.

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