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Feb 02, 2009 11:57 |  #1

I was shooting a friends kids over the weekend, one is 2 and the other 8 months old. We decided to try a feet shot and those are never easy... at least not for me.

The 4x6 aspect ratio provided a better crop, however they wanted an 8x10, so that is the aspect ratio I am posting.

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Feb 03, 2009 11:04 |  #2

I was really hoping to get some feed back on what should have been done differently, etc. Feet pictures are tough.


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Feb 03, 2009 16:22 |  #3

Cute pose, however the front most foot is not in focus. Probably backing up a bit would have given you more depth of field and you could have cropped in later. The color is a personal preferance I know, but I think I would have prefered colored or possibly black & white. Could you post a colored version?
I'm far from an expert so perhaps some of the others can give you better advice.




  
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Feb 03, 2009 16:44 |  #4

There are a couple of things that can be improved.
1. Lighting: I find the image very flat, esp in sepia. may consider converting to b&w and boosting contrast.
2.the image can be sharper with greater dof.
3. subject separation. I know I just told you to stop down, but there is no separation from background, and I think this is worsened by you black and white conversion. this would work well in color with a black background (how these images are often done, and would be nice if noone was wearing long pants.
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Feb 03, 2009 21:47 |  #5

i love this!!!


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Feb 03, 2009 21:57 |  #6

Like the shot, but... and this might just be me being nitpicky, but cleaning the nails might be a good idea :-)


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Feb 04, 2009 11:49 as a reply to  @ thebishopp's post |  #7

Thanks for the comments. I do appreciate them all especially since this is not the type of photography that I normally do! I will post a color and B&W version later tonight. As for cleaning the toes.... not my kids.

I had a cropping that took out the jeans, however their mother liked it better in.

Thanks again and I will post more versions for comparison tonight.


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Feb 04, 2009 19:53 |  #8

By request... feet with color

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Feb 04, 2009 19:54 |  #9

High Contrast Black & White

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Feb 05, 2009 10:18 |  #10

Like the first rendition posted here. Nice keepsake I am sure they will like it.


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Feb 05, 2009 11:39 |  #11

I certainly hope it comes out looking just as good in print.


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