Ok, so I'm new to Newborn photography, this is my first attempt. The lighting is much harder than I thought. That coupled with a wiggle worm makes it darn near impossible.
Constructive criticism is welcome
Oct 27, 2011 18:15 | #1 Ok, so I'm new to Newborn photography, this is my first attempt. The lighting is much harder than I thought. That coupled with a wiggle worm makes it darn near impossible.
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blondine Goldmember 1,273 posts Likes: 2 Joined May 2008 Location: Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada More info | Oct 28, 2011 06:17 | #2 I like it, its a wonderful shot. I'd like to see it in b&w..... and yes they can be a handful...lol... Blondine
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Tovicand Member  55 posts Joined May 2010 More info | Oct 28, 2011 19:12 | #3 I'd adjust the lighting a bit. He seems too "dark". Perhaps if he was looking up as opposed to the side, the lighting would work. Also, maybe use a little skin softening. Good start! www.tovicand.com
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Oct 29, 2011 19:38 | #4 Hey thanks for the tips, I'll definitely work on the lighting more
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