Nora

NasserNasser Registered Users Posts: 16 Big grins
edited February 3, 2010 in People
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  • dmmattixdmmattix Registered Users Posts: 341 Major grins
    edited February 2, 2010
    She is adorable. Even with all the color, my eye gets pulled to her face immediately. Looks like you used an on-camera flash (the catch lights in her dark eyes). You would probably get a better 3D look from her face if it was off the camera even a little bit.

    Nice shot.

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  • Awais YaqubAwais Yaqub Registered Users Posts: 10,572 Major grins
    edited February 2, 2010
    So cute, eyes seems little soft but wonderful colors compensate that !thumb.gif
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  • The_Fat_ZebraThe_Fat_Zebra Registered Users Posts: 120 Major grins
    edited February 2, 2010
    Nice picture! Since your using flash anyway you could close your aperture slightly to make sure the whole face is nicely in focus.
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  • NasserNasser Registered Users Posts: 16 Big grins
    edited February 3, 2010
    The_Fat_Zebra wrote:
    Nice picture! Since your using flash anyway you could close your aperture slightly to make sure the whole face is nicely in focus.

    Thanks for the tip , I'm not happy about her face sharpness ne_nau.gif
  • Scott_QuierScott_Quier Registered Users Posts: 6,524 Major grins
    edited February 3, 2010
    Very cute little girl! I just wish you had a bit more DOF or better focus (focus seems to be on her hands which are several inches in front of her face).

    Another tip (part 1) - Use your focus points. Select the focus point that is over that area of your subject you want in critical focus.

    Another tip (part 2) -bounce that flash. Find a wall, ceiling, something to bounce the flash off of. This will give you softer, more directional light - making for a much more interesting shot.
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