The result of my first photo shoot with children. Suggestions and comments would be greatly appreciated.
Camera: Nikon D60
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password: Photography
So everyone can learn from each other, with each photo, please include as much of the following as possoble:
Camera, Lens, Shutter Speed, Aperture, ISO, Location and or Process.
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1 comment:
I think these work well. The composition is nice and they don't look cheesy (which is good, most children photography looks cliche). One thing I would do however, is edit them a little more. Some of them look a little cool, maybe bring up the temperature, check your levels, or add vignetting, something to make them pop a little more. Also I would consider making the first and third one black and white. The second one I would leave in color. I like them though!
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