altho it was taen a while ago i've just joined the forum so thought i'd post it up. my first attempt at a portrait using Canon 400D, white sheets, a cheap (£20) flash and a little photoshop. C&C more than welcome
I am guessing thats the mum? Her face is too dark, and in too much shadow. Still, a lovely moment caught though, parents dont care about technical aspects of their images, so I bet she loves it
she does indeed, and thank you for your comments, i'll get around to posting up some more of my recient work later, just to forewarn everyone post production is my weak point incase you didn't realise from the above pic lol
Very nice,, at first I thought there was too much white infront of them but on 2nd and 3 look I changed my mind.
Might it look a little different (not better) with a thin line around the border maybe?
Its a nice pose, I agree with Dee on mum's face being in shadow, but with the equipment you had you have done a nice job.
I find the sheet a bit too high in the shot and a little distracting , personaly I would crop some off either side which imo would help the shot loads.
And back to the OP.....I think the image is lovely, and may have benefitted if the flash was at the opposite side. Looking at the catchlights it looks as if the light was on the LHS of the pair, it may have been lit better if on the RHS of them.
Nice pic - great expressions. As said before the woman's face is underexposed. Easily fixed with a DIY reflector (A2 card and tin foil), to bounce the flash (or any other source) back across the woman.
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