Daisy00

come to paradise!

Makaha Beach, Oahu Hawaii

Makaha Beach, Oahu Hawaii
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Canon EOS REBEL SL1

settings

Aperture f/8 ISO 100 Shutter 1/500 Focal Length 300/1

upload_date

Apr, 2016

Views

483

Likes

+77

Awards

Peer Award

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Superb Composition

Top Choice

Absolute Masterpiece

Outstanding Creativity

Magnificent Capture

All Star

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love it daisy :~))

Thank you Steven!!!

A great shot, Daisy!

Thank you tatiana, glad you liked it:))

If that's an invite to Maui, I'll be there in September!! LOL! Great capture and edit! :-)

Hi nina! yes you are most welcome, hopefully the weather will cooperate:)) Thank you very much for being so nice & supportive nina, appreciate always!!!

Nice work !!

Thank you agan ester, appreciated:))

If it is an invitation, I will be there on the first plane out. Seriously though, this picture is great as is. Simply beautiful. Not only because of the subject person but the idea as well- combing what is considered portrait/ fashion with landscape- thus making for a beautiful photograph but also a painting like. I would not change a thing. But if forced to change a thing then it is a two step ( for fun and curiousity)-1) Remove the soft focus effect.
Compare the before and after.
2) Crop (cut off the bottom of the picture).
Again compare the before and after.
As I said just for fun. Nothing needs to be changed.

wow..your very talkative today, alex - well...I don't think I would change a thing alex, as you said...'cos I like it the way it is:)) Thanks for the enthusiastic review alex, I really enjoyed it:))

In the immortal words of Columbo; one more thing.... I think the picture is not exactly striaght (a-lined) Maybe or is it just that I am about to fall off my seat.

I know Lieutenant Columbo...it was staright but it happened like this when I edited w/focal zoom effect:(( Don't fall off your seat!

In summary; all joking aside (a first for me); my understanding is soft focus is used in two cases- 1) to make a situation more dreamy 2) to fix any slight blur (lack of detail) in a picture. I can agree with the soft focus in regards to the first. But in regards to the second- this picture looks like it has all the detail necessary. Thus the explanation of my first comment.

yep, I wanted to add a dreamy feel to it:))