Hi Gerry,

you are really keeping us active!

and you are getting better and better! Little things can still make a big difference, like deepening the shadows to a real pitch black in the following areas



a bit like this (sorry, but computer drawing is not a strong point):



...not mentioning the fact that the uniform would never hold that angle while lying down, but that's another story.


Also the addition of an element like a fence or a wall alongside the stretcher could add drama (just a suggestion!) with another guy anxiously peering over looking for possible threats f.ex.....

Oh, forget all my comments and keep up the great job m8!!!

Cheers

Romain

Gerry -

That new camera is paying off handsomely - the focus is no longer restricted to such a small area, and those sections not in sharp focus are still much clearer than previously. I'm guessing that you're making use of both the lens and a smaller aperture for the greater depth of field.

If you want to try a different lighting condition, shoot outside (not mid-day) with an appropriate background. With proper positioning of the camera and the vignette, you might be able to get it to blend into the background, and you could edit out the vignette base.

Charles

Gerry,
You have come so far in just a short amount of time. This one is really good. Other than the suggestions that Romain came up with, I see nothing wrong. Great work!

Jesse