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05/24/2007 10:10:03 AM · #1 |
These are my favorite pictures so far of various subjects. I'm really working on getting good compostion as this is what seperates snapshots from photography. I also love getting those little casual moments that most people would not think of.
All photos are from a 30d and either the Tamron 28-75mm or the Canon 50 1.8. Any advice is appreciated.
Little Joseph
My Neice Amber
Sleepy Baby
Sarah before the Recital
Sarah
Sarah and Kayla with Diffuse Glow
Kayla posing
A little selective desaturation
Our sweet Tabby
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05/24/2007 12:51:43 PM · #2 |
You are very talented, love the pictures, especially Sarah and Kaylah with the diffuse glow. I have got to learn that one. Very Nice!
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05/24/2007 12:55:42 PM · #3 |
My fave is the one of Sarah sitting on the bench.... she really stands out in her pale outfit against the darker saturated background.... really nice sharpness to the photo and I like the tension in the composition.... You have also captured an adorable genuine smile.... great job...
2nd fave... the 2 girls together.... very genuine smiles for what must have been a special day for them....
Message edited by author 2007-05-24 12:57:51.
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05/25/2007 11:37:05 AM · #4 |
Thanks for the kind words, I strive so hard not to produce plain snapshots. There is definately a line between snapshots and photography....
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05/26/2007 01:51:25 AM · #5 |
| my fav is the cat one at bottom and the shot with the two girls smiling. cute shot but i think the second one is softened a bit too much. they are young and i doubt their skin is bad .. yet. |
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05/26/2007 07:31:45 AM · #6 |
| The ones I like are the ones where the point of view is even with the subject. The two of the ballet shoes are less successful because you are looking down on them - like you were standing there, looked down, saw the shoe and shot - they seem snapshot-ish. The cat, the little boy, the girl on the bench - in all of these you took the time to 'get to their level' - less snapshot-ish. Sometimes the difference between an okay shot and a great shot is simply bending your knees. |
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05/26/2007 02:56:57 PM · #7 |
Thanks dahkota, i'll have to take that into consideration about the levels. It was hard getting two giddy girls to stand still long enough to get exactly what I wanted :-)
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05/26/2007 03:51:06 PM · #8 |
| I really like almost all of them, still my favorites are Sarah on the bench and Sarah and Kayla. All of them show that you are really talented, and have a good sense for composition. I think you should add all of them to your portfolio, so you can get more comment. Good work. |
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