Jenny, I love the colors and textures in your photo! Super cute cupcake! It's making me hungry right now. ;) I love the bright, summery feel of the background! ...Although it would be interesting to see a shot without the decking and tree/post in the background, which might showcase the cupcake even more. Yum! :)
My pic is from a recent session I did with Kristin's brother, Andrian, for his senior portraits. Although it's not my favorite image from the session, it had the "best" bokeh. Although, honestly, I think the bokeh competes with the subject a little too much. Also, I'd probably change to f/5.6 and adjust my focus points better to sharpen the focus on his face. In this image, his right should appears to be the most in-focus. Not exactly ideal! :)
Jenny, I love the colors and textures in your photo! Super cute cupcake! It's making me hungry right now. ;) I love the bright, summery feel of the background! ...Although it would be interesting to see a shot without the decking and tree/post in the background, which might showcase the cupcake even more. Yum! :)
My pic is from a recent session I did with Kristin's brother, Andrian, for his senior portraits. Although it's not my favorite image from the session, it had the "best" bokeh. Although, honestly, I think the bokeh competes with the subject a little too much. Also, I'd probably change to f/5.6 and adjust my focus points better to sharpen the focus on his face. In this image, his right shoulder appears to be the most in-focus. Not exactly ideal! :)
Jenny's photo: I agree with you. I could have loved having just the cupcake with a background that would make it pop with less distractions. I ended up using my stock lens to take this photo instead of the 50mm that i tried to get to work for days. I will have to practice with it more!
Britt's photo: I think it is a great photo! I see what you mean about the focus on the face, but only after you mentioned it. I think the one thing i would change would be the hand cut off. I was always taught to never "amputate" a limb at a joint. Crop it in between the joints and then they won't look like they are missing an appendage. A slightly tighter crop would have fixed that right up! Love the exposure on it!
What a hottie! He looks like he could be my brother. Wait a minute, he is my brother!
ReplyDeleteJenny, I love the colors and textures in your photo! Super cute cupcake! It's making me hungry right now. ;) I love the bright, summery feel of the background! ...Although it would be interesting to see a shot without the decking and tree/post in the background, which might showcase the cupcake even more. Yum! :)
ReplyDeleteMy pic is from a recent session I did with Kristin's brother, Andrian, for his senior portraits. Although it's not my favorite image from the session, it had the "best" bokeh. Although, honestly, I think the bokeh competes with the subject a little too much. Also, I'd probably change to f/5.6 and adjust my focus points better to sharpen the focus on his face. In this image, his right should appears to be the most in-focus. Not exactly ideal! :)
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ReplyDeleteJenny, I love the colors and textures in your photo! Super cute cupcake! It's making me hungry right now. ;) I love the bright, summery feel of the background! ...Although it would be interesting to see a shot without the decking and tree/post in the background, which might showcase the cupcake even more. Yum! :)
ReplyDeleteMy pic is from a recent session I did with Kristin's brother, Andrian, for his senior portraits. Although it's not my favorite image from the session, it had the "best" bokeh. Although, honestly, I think the bokeh competes with the subject a little too much. Also, I'd probably change to f/5.6 and adjust my focus points better to sharpen the focus on his face. In this image, his right shoulder appears to be the most in-focus. Not exactly ideal! :)
Jenny's photo: I agree with you. I could have loved having just the cupcake with a background that would make it pop with less distractions. I ended up using my stock lens to take this photo instead of the 50mm that i tried to get to work for days. I will have to practice with it more!
ReplyDeleteBritt's photo: I think it is a great photo! I see what you mean about the focus on the face, but only after you mentioned it. I think the one thing i would change would be the hand cut off. I was always taught to never "amputate" a limb at a joint. Crop it in between the joints and then they won't look like they are missing an appendage. A slightly tighter crop would have fixed that right up! Love the exposure on it!