How about a shot of some cute kids?
iambarefoot
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Two of my nieces, taken New Years day. Please critique.
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Cute photo, but since you asked for critique I'll give you some suggestions.
Overall the shot lacks contrast. I think a contrast boost would help significantly. You also need a levels adjustment to reset you black point.
The girls look a little underexposed. These shots can be tricky when you are trying to balance fill flash with the ambient backlit background. They need a little more light to add some punch to the shot without looking too "flashy".
I would clone out the birdbath. It's just distracting.
Next time try to position the girls so the tree is not coming out of her head and shoulder. Not much you can do at this point, but it does help to really think about how your background interacts with your subject when you are composing your shot.
Hope this helps. Keep posting photos and ask for critiques!
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Should you care for me to provide an example I'd be happy to edit your image. Oftentimes, darkening the outer edges of a frame will bring the light to the center of the image....hence the focus will be the subjects....not the tree, nor the bird bath, nor the sunset.
Lovely girls BTW....how fun!
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Weddings/Portraits and anything else that catches my eye.
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Keep in mind I'm not a photoshop owner (iPhoto only), but I'm here to learn, so I appreciate the comments!
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