After making this photo and processing it, I'm reminded that I also need to pay attention to potential unwanted reflections in windows.
Well, is that not what cropping is for? Some 15 years ago, I bought an inexpensive camera (see above photo), choosing the particular model because it included a viewfinder. These days, unless you get a bulky DSLR, cameras are nearly all devoid of a viewfinder: in daylight shots, framing using the LCD display is very difficult, so I take multiple shots and crop aggressvely to get what I want.
I’ve seen worse. Like the guy who posted a tea kettle on eBay, but forgot that tea kettles reflect so the photo showed his reflection taking the photo…in the nude.After making this photo and processing it, I'm reminded that I also need to pay attention to potential unwanted reflections in windows.
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