Jenna leaning on brick: 8:45 p.m; F4, 1/50; Sony DSC-T50
I decided to take these portraits of my sister at the school gardens. We went up to the school gardens because they have some good areas to take shots. I had to switch into several different positions to get better lighting. I think they turned out pretty decent. One thing I could work on is to learn how to position the people you are taking a portrait of.
I think you did a really good job of getting good lighting on your sister, even though it looks like it was dark outside. You chose a good location as well. Nice job!
ReplyDeleteBen, your sisters cute, very photogenic. Good job on following the rule of thirds for these photos. This is my favorite of the three. I like how the top left corner is busy and full, yet the bottom right is quite and empty. One things that i think would make this photo even cooler is if you tried again during the day and had a nice beam of sunlight coming from the top right shinning right on her. good job.
ReplyDeleteI didn't even think of the fact that you and Jenna would be siblings. But, I really like the framing of this picture. Just think a lot could be done if you played with camera settings, then slight level and saturation changes. Good job though for a night shot. They are always difficult.
ReplyDeleteYou did a nice job with the lighting on Jenna, she stands out in each of these. They are a bit posed, it would be nice to have some in a more natural position but they are nice. I like the composition in the brick shot, the trunk in the background is really cool adding lines to your picture.
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