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My 5 year old daughter.

 
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Apr 11, 2013 23:42 |  #1

Just got a new blue backdrop and was taking a couple shots to see the color and my daughter asked me to take a photo of her and this is the pose she chose. Would love to hear some constructive criticism.

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Apr 12, 2013 03:28 |  #2

Somebody's a natural (and if I may say so, quite cute).


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Apr 12, 2013 04:15 |  #3

Great shot! Just a tad overexposed on the face perhaps. You could try moving your model a little further away from the backdrop so that it is out of focus - that way the creases will disappear!


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Apr 12, 2013 04:31 |  #4

Pjay wrote in post #15818856 (external link)
Great shot! Just a tad overexposed on the face perhaps. You could try moving your model a little further away from the backdrop so that it is out of focus - that way the creases will disappear!

Thank you. I will definitely move her further away from the backdrop and try that. Also, the over exposure comes from my new experience with studio lighting and having no clue what I am doing. Lol.

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Somebody's a natural (and if I may say so, quite cute).

Thanks. She always asks me to take photos of her. I have given her an old P&S and got her out taking pics with me when we do our walks together.




  
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May 01, 2013 16:44 |  #5

Good to start them young. Cute pic and she is a natural.


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May 01, 2013 20:25 |  #6

Give her your SLR and see how she does. :P


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May 02, 2013 05:34 |  #7

lol great model haha :X


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May 05, 2013 12:03 |  #8

She's got some character!


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