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Brigita
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Hi everybody,
I am a newbie on this forum, but I’d say it’s worth to try to get some comments from other photographers out there and I think this is the great way how to do that.
So today I am going to post few pics of this wonderful little lady whose communion pics I got a chance to take.
The main postprocessing was boosting the contrast.
Please let me know what do you think about them.
Thanks and I’ll be back ;)
Lila
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Hi Lila,
I like these shots….the child seems to be nice and relaxed around you… and puting her in the tree in her communion dress is not somethign you see often… very nice
I also had a look at your website.. and blog.. and liked everying i saw there…
where are you based?Niall
Hi Niall,
Thanks for the reply… I was getting a bit depressed when nobody was commenting:)
Yeah Brigita was really amazing, she was a great model, some shots, she would have told me where she wants the picture to be taken:) It was easy… and trust me I wasn’t pleased too much neither with the idea of the rose bush nor with the tree, but she didn’t want to compromise:)
I am based in Clonmel, Co. Tipperary.
Lila
Nice shots alright very natural looking. The 1st for me is a little too tightly cropped, a little more head and right arm would balance the shot better for me. I dont know if it is my screen or not but when I look at the they seem a little over exposed. You have lost some detail in the white dress. Just my thoughts but as I say nice shots! communions are not easy!
Hi Lila, I took the liberty of changing the exposure, just to compare against originals. I Just copied the layers in PShop and changed the blending mode to “Multiply”, I think it corrects the exposure and does justice to your compositions. Let me know what u think?
Hi RAS,
thanks for the comments, unfortunately I can’t see the pics you posted. it says they are unavailable.
The tight crop is because I wanted to get rid of the distracting background. And regarding the exposure, I am still trying to find the best way how to deal with it.
But thanks for the comments again:)
Lila
http://www.lilasphotography.comThese show a good rapport with your subject. I can’t help feeling they’re a little hot and yellow?
All best
Si
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