(Non-erotic) teen model
Helen was going to a BD party. She had some time before the pick-up, so we decided to spend it for a little improptu photoshoot.
Here are a few samples.
#1:
#2:
#3:
#4:
#5:
Gear: Canon 20D + 50mm f/1.8
Settings: ISO 100, full manual 1/125s at f/2.0..f2.2
Light: Sunpak Auto 555EX at 1/64 + brollybox + PW.
The rest is here: http://nik.smugmug.com/gallery/1306157
Enjoy shooting your own kids!
Here are a few samples.
#1:
#2:
#3:
#4:
#5:
Gear: Canon 20D + 50mm f/1.8
Settings: ISO 100, full manual 1/125s at f/2.0..f2.2
Light: Sunpak Auto 555EX at 1/64 + brollybox + PW.
The rest is here: http://nik.smugmug.com/gallery/1306157
Enjoy shooting your own kids!
"May the f/stop be with you!"
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** Feel free to edit my photos if you see room for improvement.**
Use what talents you possess: the woods would be very silent if
no birds sang there except those that sang best.
~Henry Van Dyke
I like her myself:-) . Besides, she seems to be the only person in the whole wide world who's OK with daddy's photo-ob-sessions and is usually eager to pose/model.
Cheers!
** Feel free to edit my photos if you see room for improvement.**
Use what talents you possess: the woods would be very silent if
no birds sang there except those that sang best.
~Henry Van Dyke
Thank you, sir!
I appreciate the C&C!
Cheers!
Vern
Nikon D80 w/ Tamron 28-200 XR lens & Nikon 55-200VR, 4X5 Graphic View II, others
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She was in her "misterious" mood at the time, so I just went with the flow. : Besides, she still wears braces and those sometimes can be a nuissanase for the portrait...
I hope I'll have another chance to do it with the smile, too:-)
Cheers!
It was mostly "play with lighting" kinda thing, so I'm glad some of it (like #1) delivers what I was "shooting for" :-)
[rant] I like my wireless setup a lot, but I do start to have a feeling that I probably need something more advanced for the studio work - hotlights or at least strobes with pilots. It's kinda hard to imagine what light/shadows you gonna have with ordinary strobe, let alone with multiple ones.. [/rant]
Cheers!
Braces are hard to deal with but the "small" smile I referr to is just sort of a slight turned up of the corner of the mouth. It affect that side of the face and eyes a bit and you just have to see it at the moment to see if it would work. Sometimes it does and sometimes not. I'm not there, so I can only make little subtle suggestions, it's your pic and they do look mysterious in their own light and THEY are very well done!!
Vern
Nikon D80 w/ Tamron 28-200 XR lens & Nikon 55-200VR, 4X5 Graphic View II, others
http://vernsdidj.com Didgeridoo site with links and pictures.
I started out in life with nothing, and I've managed to keep most of it.
Thanks! Appreciate it!
Cheers!
I think the last one is best because butterfly lighting trumps all.
What F stop was that?
Chris
Detroit Wedding Photography Blog
Canon 10D | 20D | 5D
Thanks for watching! for some reasons Butterfly was my last choice and I only had time for a few shots with it. Glad you liked it!
That particular one was f/2.2. If you go to the gallery (I mentioned it in the original post) you can see the exifs for any shot (especially if you switch to recently added Critique mode:-)
Cheers!
But... #4 IMHO, stands out as the best! I cant explain why - but it does
as you know, you are blessed!
troy
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To me, others are either very flat or unflattering.
Beware of young ladies' nose
1, 2, and 5 are all to centered for my taste.
3 has distracting fingers at the bottom and too much headroom at the top. A tighter crop would fix these and make this one a winner.
4 also has way too much negative space up top.
Recrop and repost. I bet you will be surprised.
http://clearwaterphotography.smugmug.com/
beautiful girl and neat photos-
while I don't agree that these are dull and uninteresting, I too would like to see some recrops-
did not see this first time around and glad they were revisited-
I think reshooting would much more valuable than recropping :uhoh
Quite a comeback for such an old post...:):
I'm not sure if she agrees to reshoot (besides, she's a teen, they change fast, she looks totally different now:-), but I think I owe you guys a re-processing :-)
Luckily, I shot RAW and RAWflow is my friend..:-)
So, stay tuned, I may post "take two" some time soon
Once again. thank you all for the C&C!
Re-cropped and reprocessed..
#1:
#2:
#3:
#4:
Any better?
Hum, to my opinion : no (don't hit me ).
I do think you should try to get the same density, the same white balance from one picture to another when shooting a series. Some look flat, other don't, skin tones are good for some, but there are greeny on another... I even think the first process was better
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