a little practice with family

blessedmama21blessedmama21 Registered Users Posts: 48 Big grins
edited June 27, 2006 in People
I am quite new to this and would love to hear input.

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I don't like the angle on the mom's head. it's bugging me. arggh!! I did notice though that warm up time is crucial with the grown-ups! the later shots were much better, warmer, than the first round.

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thanks for looking!

Comments

  • DavidSDavidS Registered Users Posts: 1,279 Major grins
    edited June 24, 2006
    I like their expressions. They look relaxed and natural. I could be wrong, I'm new as well, but some look a bit soft.
    David Snook

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  • THE TOUCHTHE TOUCH Registered Users Posts: 535 Major grins
    edited June 24, 2006
    Great pics!thumb.gif
    Insanity: Doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. - Albert Einstein :bash

    - Kevin
  • NanditaNandita Registered Users Posts: 51 Big grins
    edited June 25, 2006
    They are absolutely beautiful. I'm new too and have been taking kids portraits as well so I know how hard it is to get them to look so relaxed and natural in front of the camera. My favorites are the first and last ones.

    What is your "warm up" technique for kids and grown ups?
    ~Nandita
    www.candidglimpses.com
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  • blessedmama21blessedmama21 Registered Users Posts: 48 Big grins
    edited June 27, 2006
    well a little time to just warm up to the camera was crucial, but then I started asking them about things that make their family laugh. that got them rolling :D
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