Easter Test Shot-Yes Hes Real!

[RebelChick]

Just trying out to see if Tristan would cooporate.. and well it was a struggle to get a toddler whos not even two yet, and a rabbit to listen!

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3633/3346790427_91e6a3723c.jpg

[jpsamora]

What a great shot for Easter.

[justincase724]

Oh man, I applaud your efforts. I'd imagine that the bunny would sit still longer than Tristan would.

[FlyingPhotog]

Wasn't it WC Fields who said something about working with children and animals?

Very cute concept and I hope you get the necessary cooperation from both species! ;)

[RebelChick]

Oh man, I applaud your efforts. I'd imagine that the bunny would sit still longer than Tristan would.

Tristan is the Rabbit ;)

haha But no actually He was worse than my daughter lol

[FlyingPhotog]

Tristan is the Rabbit ;)

:lol: bw!

[justincase724]

Oops... I'm sorry! I've seen enough of your photos here, I could've swore I saw her name somewhere (of which I thought was Tristan). My apologies to you and to Kylie (gosh, I sure hope I'm right this time)

[4mykids]

What a great shot!!! What was your lighting and lens? It is so sharp.

[RebelChick]

What a great shot!!! What was your lighting and lens? It is so sharp.


Lighting was natural from a window head on. And flash aimed at right wall.

[jenirose3]

I've been following you for awhile on POTN and you are certainly improving! Great Job!

[bobbyz]

I like the concept but some nit picks:

1. Her arm and leg are all lost into each other.
2. Maybe the eggs which are in front of her feet were little more towards the camera so as not to cut off her toes.
3. Loose the egg behind the bunny.

[barbnjon]

These are wonderful. I agree about the egg behind the bunny. I had a rabbit when I was little. So fun! Anyway, you make me want to try more indoor work. Nice job! Do you have anymore good ones from this session?

[burntpixel]

I like the concept but some nit picks:

1. Her arm and leg are all lost into each other.
2. Maybe the eggs which are in front of her feet were little more towards the camera so as not to cut off her toes.
3. Loose the egg behind the bunny.

1 & 2 Shooting a two year old alone is quite difficult much less adding a rabbit. So to these I would say...job well done.

3. I would agree to remove the egg as it would be quite easy to do.

My nit pick would be to remove the wrinkles from the white backdrop the subjects are setting on. Just my .02 though.

Great capture, thanks for sharing.

[briarlow]

Adorable shot.

(note to Burntpixle not following you honest)

[burntpixel]

Adorable shot.

(note to Burntpixle not following you honest)
What cha need to know..? :D
Just saying that I have a two year old and sometimes she get's herself into different positions such as the one the little girl is in....arm blending in with the leg. The rest of the shot is good, so you take what the little ones give you.
Can you not see the wrinkles in the white...? I was just saying I would remove them. Very easy to do with a paint brush or the healing brush.
I could use some more info on what your not following...? If this did not answer your question.
To the OP hope this helps explain what I was talking about....?

[RebelChick]

brunt I think the PP meant they may have been answering another post after you and as a joke said "im not following you" Meaning around the board....


I got what you said and take it for what its worth. Your right! But its very fixable!

[burntpixel]

brunt I think the PP meant they may have been answering another post after you and as a joke said "im not following you" Meaning around the board....


DUH...:oops: I'm an idiot, sorry!

[Thomas G]

Good shots with the subjects involved. I too agree to take the egg out behind the bunny and fix the wrinkle.