Trying "existing" light again!
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Thanks for all the reviews to my previous post for "natural" light...but now after reading those again I figured I have to call it existing light. So here is my try again but this time with someone who could actually sit still for more than 20 secs! My 20 year old daughter...(thankfully has been in a modeling mood to help me out!) c/c appreciated since tomorrow I get to do another person who is over the age of 3!
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Snady :thumb
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The only one that doesn't do anything for me is #1 I think it's too close
At any rate, She gives off a really nice soft attitude. Does that make sense? I think you captured her nicely.
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Sounds like everythings in order
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And Diva, yes I get that alot but don't see it at all..I was never that beautiful, but then again..I didn't have the kind of confidence in front of the camera. She LOVEs the camera and it shows. She is going backwards and going to a senior prom tonight (at 20) so I will have another opportunity to try out the exisiting light with a white dress on and all dolled up. And your daughter does look like you!! She is adorable!
Swartzy...thanks for noticing the magenta. I am having some issues with that when I take photos in this particular area. Not sure where it is coming from! Happened with my boy senior shoot too. There is nothing that should be causing that color reflection in that area. Any suggestions??
Caroline...get that daughter of yours out there and take some pictures!! it goes by soooo fast. She will treasure them when she is older even if she grumps about them now....
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