2 kids, 1 red bridge and the new 7D
Still learning this photography game, but excited to get out and use my new 7D. Switching from Nikon to Canon and having a little problem getting used to AF, but really like the camera -- and as I video guy I can't wait to play more with that part of it. Anyway -- a quick shoot with the girls -- would love some C&C.
(1) (also cropped horizontally, but like the frame of reference with the legs hanging out the window)
(2) (would you edit out the sunspots or not? Is yes, how?)
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(5)
(1) (also cropped horizontally, but like the frame of reference with the legs hanging out the window)
(2) (would you edit out the sunspots or not? Is yes, how?)
(3)
(4)
(5)
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Thanks Darren -- appreciate the comments. You're right on the houses -- need to clean that part up.
BTW - clicked through to your website. Very nicely done -- did you build it yourself?
You've done a fantastic job of these, personally I wouldn't change a thing. Well done!
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Thanks wirehunt --- yes, shot in the burbs. Worked most of the time to keep building and stoplights out of the background. This shot just didn't work out that way...I think a little photoshop to take them out might be a good idea (or the tighter crop).
I love #1, 3, and 4. Great work! #3 is my fav. That would look awesome on a large canvas print
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I'm with Dawson--have camera envy as well.
Great work on all your shots. I LOVE the tunnel shot. Your composition there is wonderful.
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Thanks for the nice words. Got really lucky with the heart graffiti on the bridge. Was trying to get the girls silhouetted going the other and wouldn't have had the heart -- frustrated I went down to that end and told them to race to the other side -- good lesson in always moving around in your setting or I might have missed the heart.
Curious what people think looks better on a different crop of No. 1 -- vertical with the legs or horizontal and tighter on the face?
Both are excellent pictures, but I like the 2nd crop!
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I still like the first one, hands down.
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