Chris, What a difference a year makes in both your son and your photo skills. This is a great shot to look back on for years to come. Good work. I like it!
Tim
Edit: Maybe try and clone in some pumkins into the upper right corner. A little distracting. But still a very nice photo.
Wonderful! The first one looks a little "orange"... and no, I'm not joking! ! You may want to cool the shot just slightly to get more natural skin tones.
I agree about cloning in some pumpkins....
It's amazing to see the difference in your son as well as your skills! Awesome shot! I just love how you captured his expression perfectly!
Chris, What a difference a year makes in both your son and your photo skills. This is a great shot to look back on for years to come. Good work. I like it!
Tim
Edit: Maybe try and clone in some pumkins into the upper right corner. A little distracting. But still a very nice photo.
Thanks, Tim. This shot was fresh off the camera, so I didn't do much to it. I tried to frame it with as many pumpkins as possible... with the expression, I got, I don't mind that I missed some!
Wonderful! The first one looks a little "orange"... and no, I'm not joking! ! You may want to cool the shot just slightly to get more natural skin tones.
I agree about cloning in some pumpkins....
It's amazing to see the difference in your son as well as your skills! Awesome shot! I just love how you captured his expression perfectly!
Good eye, Andi... the picture was actually taken in a tent, and light was filtering through its red canvas. I did a quick fix, but really need to seperate the boy from the pumpkins to make it perfect.
Good eye, Andi... the picture was actually taken in a tent, and light was filtering through its red canvas. I did a quick fix, but really need to seperate the boy from the pumpkins to make it perfect.
Thanks for the nice comments/suggestions!
Excellent! an I love love love that scull shirt! I need that for my boys.
What a comparison
We have similar shots of our pumpkin boy (grandson) and I should haul them out and put all 5 years together! He humors us going to the pumpkin farms because of the pony rides he gets :-)
I agree your pumpkin boy is way too orange, but I'm not sure I mind the missing pumpkins -- it shows the "pumpkin patch" atmosphere quite well. I love his expression!
We have similar shots of our pumpkin boy (grandson) and I should haul them out and put all 5 years together! He humors us going to the pumpkin farms because of the pony rides he gets :-)
I agree your pumpkin boy is way too orange, but I'm not sure I mind the missing pumpkins -- it shows the "pumpkin patch" atmosphere quite well. I love his expression!
Thanks, Dee! I definitely think it will be interesting to have "point in time" shots throughout the years. Having them in the same frame is a nice idea.
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Chris, What a difference a year makes in both your son and your photo skills. This is a great shot to look back on for years to come. Good work. I like it!
Tim
Edit: Maybe try and clone in some pumkins into the upper right corner. A little distracting. But still a very nice photo.
Speak with sweet words, for you never know when you may have to eat them....
I agree about cloning in some pumpkins....
It's amazing to see the difference in your son as well as your skills! Awesome shot! I just love how you captured his expression perfectly!
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Thanks for the nice comments/suggestions!
Excellent! an I love love love that scull shirt! I need that for my boys.
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My wife found the t-shirt a couple of weeks ago; she couldn't resist it. :ivar
We have similar shots of our pumpkin boy (grandson) and I should haul them out and put all 5 years together! He humors us going to the pumpkin farms because of the pony rides he gets :-)
I agree your pumpkin boy is way too orange, but I'm not sure I mind the missing pumpkins -- it shows the "pumpkin patch" atmosphere quite well. I love his expression!
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Any better? I also tried cloning some pumpkins in... too hard!