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Mar 29, 2008 08:45 |  #1

I had a brief photo shoot with a fiends child this week, even included her dad in one, would love to hear some critique on these shots.


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Mar 29, 2008 08:59 |  #2

Cute pics :) The second would've been better with a smaller DOF to "knock out" the background in my opinion.




  
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Mar 29, 2008 09:39 as a reply to  @ jra's post |  #3

She is a beautiful little girl. I really like the first. The second is good but I agree with Jason about the dof.


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Apr 01, 2008 16:39 |  #4

The first shot is a definite winner. The second shot is good, but I think it would be substantially better if she were looking at the camera. It looks like she was distracted at the last second and looked away as the shutter was depressed. I agree with the others that a narrower depth of field in would also have improved the shot. Thanks for sharing


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Apr 01, 2008 16:40 |  #5

Hopefully, this was a friend's daughter and not a fiend! :D




  
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