more of my first try with plexiglass

[TamEric]

this is my daughter 9 months old

1.

http://i120.photobucket.com/albums/o200/ConnerMuniz/K-easter-03.jpg

2.
http://i120.photobucket.com/albums/o200/ConnerMuniz/K-easter-06.jpg

3.
how do i get out of here (I love this one)
http://i120.photobucket.com/albums/o200/ConnerMuniz/K-easter-05.jpg

4.
had enough now mom
http://i120.photobucket.com/albums/o200/ConnerMuniz/K-easter-02.jpg

[Kauaicrazed]

I want to try the plexiglass too. I think the pics are a tad dark. You can barely see the reflection on #3. Cute pics!

[HillHey]

I love the composition in the third pic! So cute!

[TamEric]

kauaicrazed - thanks for the comments, the reflection in 3 was meant to be dark like that i didn't want the reflection to "take over" the photo

HillHey - thanks for the compliment

[TamEric]

wow 102 views and only 3 replies

[mghong]

Care to sharre about this plexiglass ??

[hkdigit]

#4 is best demo of plexiglass usage.

[joeyCes]

#4 is awesome...

One of those photos that will make you giggle every time you see it! (I just did!)

[johendley]

i love these. thanks.#3 and 4 are favourites.

[christyjo2]

These are cute. The one thing you need to watch for is cutting off parts in the photo. parts of the ears are cut off in the last one. Also, the last photo would look better if you straighten it just a bit. They seem a little bit under exposed and need a bit of boosting, I played with the last image a little and straightened it, adjusted the curves and such. Your subject needs to be well lit, if you do not want to brighten the reflection, you can mask it out.

http://i43.photobucket.com/albums/e370/christyjo2/K-easter-02EDIT.jpg

[TamEric]

Thanks all :)

My camera went in for repairs and they had to reload all software on it and now i'm stuggling with my lighting in studio cause no matter what i put it on its either under or over exposed.

I will eventually find that sweet setting again