What do you all think? First time with the new home studio! Kids are soooo hard to get to cooperate!
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carriel_miller Member 164 posts Joined Oct 2005 Location: Michigan More info | Nov 05, 2006 19:26 | #1 What do you all think? First time with the new home studio! Kids are soooo hard to get to cooperate! HOSTED PHOTO please log in to view hosted photos in full size.
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taygull Goldmember  3,091 posts Joined Jan 2006 Location: McKinney, TX More info | Nov 05, 2006 19:50 | #2 I like 'em. I just did a few myself with the home studio. www.chrisfritchiestudios.com
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isis24 Senior Member  349 posts Joined Aug 2006 Location: Southern California More info | Nov 06, 2006 02:05 | #3 The lighting looks good to me, and the pose is wonderful! I would frame that. Canon 30D, Canon 17-40mmf/4L, Canon 50mm 1.8, Canon 85mm 1.8, Canon 100mm 2.8 macro, Canon Speedlite 580EX, 2 Alien Bees.
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ScarlettNic Senior Member  642 posts Joined Jul 2006 Location: N.S.W ,Australia More info | Nov 06, 2006 02:08 | #4 Looks like it would have been a fun shoot.. cooperative littlies or not:d. Great shot of them.. maybe you can just bring out the edges of your daughters white shirt a little so it doesnt dissapear into the background.. i have heard white on white is the hardest of all to shoot.. " There is beauty all around you...just open your eyes to see it"
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D.CraigFlory Goldmember 1,333 posts Joined Sep 2006 More info | Learn from your 1st session like this. It looks like they had fun, which is important. D. Craig Flory PPA Certified, Cr.Photog.,
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taygull Goldmember 3,091 posts Joined Jan 2006 Location: McKinney, TX More info | Nov 06, 2006 07:28 | #6 D. Craig Flory wrote in post #2223779  Learn from your 1st session like this. It looks like they had fun, which is important. What I see to improve: Their pants are out of key. When doing hi-key, the clothing should be hi-key. The lighting is flat & there is no direction to the light. In my studio, I go for at least a 3;1 ratio. I also take off the softbox, when doing hi-key, and put on either a parabolic or a grid-spot to control the light. You must also have your key light at least at a 45º angle. Since you used flat lighting, that is why you don't have separation from the kids to the background. I'd like to see some examples of your hi-key shots. www.chrisfritchiestudios.com
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Nov 06, 2006 15:15 | #8 thanks for the comments...everything mentioned are my complaints as well. i'll get there...theres just so much to learn! WHOA overwhelming sometimes!
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