Daisy

[menacedingaling]

Hi peeps would love to have your opinion on some shots i have taken for a friend, :wave:

1http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3238/2286110309_0bc97f646b.jpg

2http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2169/2286109727_73f3df6887.jpg

3http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2351/2286109385_1baf7fe5fc.jpg

4http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3130/2286109073_037dd9f9c1.jpg

5http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3193/2286896350_bfe2198b1a.jpg

6http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2420/2286108401_8db3984d44.jpg

7http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2272/2286107989_07bc42962f.jpg

8http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2398/2281780142_828fb08b40.jpg

The last shot is my son Jack, cheers everyone. ;)

[mmcp42]

1 and 7 do it for me
down at the child's level always works best

ps Jack looks good too!

[KenCo]

Some very nice shot here 1,5 and 7 for me....

[menacedingaling]

Thanks for the comments so far peeps, need to add that i havent completed this shots for my friend, if you think i could improve the shots in one manner or another please give me your suggestions.

[Betty]

Keep the whole head in the shot :)

Otherwise, a nice set :)

[HanC]

These are lovely! im sure your friend will be chuffed :)

[dellipher]

No 7 Best of the Bunch!

[..MD..]

no 7 is super imo

i think there is a good shot in no2 tring to get out..

the others dont really do it for me..

nice eyes in a couple but spoilt by the angles of the shots..

all imho



md:thumbs:

[Jo]

Keep the whole head in the shot :)

Otherwise, a nice set :)

That's not always true, sometimes it works with partial ;)

I think all of those are lovely personally, and your friend will be chuffed to bits. The only one I would perhaps change would be the one with the rocking horse. Did you crop the shot at all? if you did and still have the original, try a taller crop, I think it could use a little more room top and bottom.

:thumbs:

[wilmorh]

there are some excellent shots, your friend will be more than happy with them. :clap:

[Alison-lee]

I personally love the ones where she's looking up at you, especially the black and white one. These are the types of shots I would have taken when my kids were younger.

[Hyster]

I'm a noob but 5 and 7 jump off the page at me.

[james_death]

Super shots

[Fixedwheelnut]

5 & 7 for me too number five just has that expression of wonder and a mind full of questions :thumbs:

[Janice]

No.7 is a cracker!

[menacedingaling]

Thanks all for your C&C, much appreiciated!!

[DizMatt]

1 5 and 7 are the best
a lovely range of photos
very characterful. I would try for more with flattering shots of Daisy. As parents want these more. but as protraits of her I really like some of them. the B&W really works and I quite like the vignetting effect you've tried. it works when you first look at the shot and then for me looses something, not sure why. maybe it's a bit heavy?
4 would be a lovely shot but, as when I snap at my nephews, they always have something around their mouths :)

it's a lovely shot of jack too, very direct.

[Didgi Widgi]

awwwwwwwww cutie......i really like number 5 and 7 as 5 shows the amazement in a childs face as she sees something new and 7 shows how playful they are and that they just aren't bothered whos watching and what they are doing.....i want to jump around in puddles it looks fun...:-)

[Diego Garcia]

1, 6 and 7 for me. Great family candids. Nice one.

[Phil Wood]

No 7 says loads about the little girl and therefore is superb:clap::clap::clap:

[sbrownphoto]

Wonderfully executed, fine child shots, and all done in a natural and tender way to emphasise that not all images need to be perfectly lit, and posed. Kids should be photographed in the natural environment, covered in mud, eating worms, and generally being kids, and I applaud you for showing these ones ... very nice toning also.

[menacedingaling]

Thanks everyone for taking the time too comment!

[Brittany Alyse]

Wonderful focus and DOF! Her eyes draw you in every time :)
What a cutie! I love that her boots match the colour of her hair elastic ^_^