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Apr 25, 2011 20:43 | #1

Some pics below, have some questions about each and would love to hear the thoughts/feedback. Hope to be able to take stronger photos.

1. What could be done to better demonstrate the emotional connection between the subjects? Is it to dark? What kind of post processing do you think would make it look better? (Tamron 28-75

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2. This one I just thought was real cute! There was flash in use, bounce off the ceiling, no other modifiers on the 580exII but the built in diffuser screen was in place. How can I cut down on the harshness of the light? I think she was just to close! (Tamron 28-75)

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3. I like the brightness of the picture, is this over exposed? How far? I am pleased with this picture the most, I like the first more, makes more of a connection, but I think this one is technically executed more properly. (Canon 17-40)

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Apr 26, 2011 13:53 | #2

I really like the last one, the 1st I would add exposure in lightroom if you have it or brighten it up. beautiful kids

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Apr 26, 2011 21:57 as a reply to @ blondine's post | #3

Thanks for the feedback.

On the first, I did a little rework in post, to compare the original, right off the camera, and the one with a few edits.

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