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Oct 19, 2006 01:35 |  #1

Hello,

I'm practicing using back button focus and also playing with my speedlight that has been on my camera just once.... Here's the second attempt... Bounced off the ceiling.

Not sure why it's so warm... I cooled it down in RSE a bit, but still looked warm when I opened it in PS... maybe I need to change my white balance from auto to flash?? I'm not ready to start doing custom WB just yet... Learning one thing at a time..

Anyway.. here's my "just turned 7"- year old daughter taking a break from homework to give my camera a little smile.

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Oct 19, 2006 02:17 |  #2

Nice shot. She looks to be happy doing homework. My seven year son seems to never smile about doing his.


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Oct 19, 2006 02:18 |  #3

You know, I have never asked where you a located.


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Oct 19, 2006 02:19 |  #4

I don't think that's too warm, it looks great.. very well lit portrait. I like it a lot.


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Oct 19, 2006 02:40 |  #5

You couldn't pay me to have a smile while doing HW LoL. I also do not think it is too warm, it's just right!!

Now lets see that A!


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Oct 19, 2006 08:33 as a reply to  @ ABrownPhoto's post |  #6

It's a very good shot. I wouldn't change a thing.


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Oct 19, 2006 13:36 |  #7

THanks for taking the time to comment... Often we are so critical of our own work that it is so valuable to get other's opinion. I really like the capture.. so am happy to hear nice things about it.

Michael, I'm on the NW side of the valley... Opposite ends, we are... Our kiddos are near the same ages, I think... You're son is 7, and I think your little one (Jamie) is 3?? My little one is 2 1/2.. :) Sometime we should meet somewhere and shoot together. I'd love to to get out to Tempe Town Lake... I hear there are some great opportunities there... Don't think my hubby would go for it, but I could drag the girls along.

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Oct 19, 2006 13:48 |  #8

Your pics will tend to be on the warm side when you bounce, since walls & ceilings are seldom pure white. Ambient light will add to it also. This is a nice capture of a cute kid.


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Oct 19, 2006 15:15 |  #9

Kristy, such a sweet face! I love the ink smudge on her hand, one pencil (not sharpened) and the other, sharpened but no eraser! Very cute shot and the lighting gives it a cozy, homey feeling :)


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Oct 19, 2006 16:13 as a reply to  @ kpiela's post |  #10

You are correct ... way too warm. I'm posting my version with a normal flesh and after I blurred the background & made it into a step-mount.

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Oct 19, 2006 16:21 |  #11

It's an adorable picture. I agree with Craig that a shallower DOF would be better, but I love everything else :).


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Oct 19, 2006 16:47 |  #12

I think its great. Don't change it. :)


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