Hi Kameron! I really like how your photos turned out!
For your first photo I think it turned out really nice. The face is nicely lit and you have a good background. The only thing I would suggest is turning the camera vertically to get rid of some of the negative space on the sides.
In your second photo I think you did an awesome job! This one is my favorite one. I would say to turn the camera vertically again to get rid of the negative space, but I kind of like it better the way you have it. I love how you have a shallow depth of field which allows us to interpret her face being behind the statue she is holding. There is a lot of things someone can interpret about this photo and I think you did an excellent job at creating that.
In your last photo I think you chose a good area for environmental. The white in the background, like on the fireplace and trim, may be a little over exposed so I would suggest turning your exposure down and maybe trying out the different white balance settings. But, I like the POV and the expressions that you captured on both subjects, which shows that you waited for the right moment to capture it.
Hi Kameron! I really like how your photos turned out!
ReplyDeleteFor your first photo I think it turned out really nice. The face is nicely lit and you have a good background. The only thing I would suggest is turning the camera vertically to get rid of some of the negative space on the sides.
In your second photo I think you did an awesome job! This one is my favorite one. I would say to turn the camera vertically again to get rid of the negative space, but I kind of like it better the way you have it. I love how you have a shallow depth of field which allows us to interpret her face being behind the statue she is holding. There is a lot of things someone can interpret about this photo and I think you did an excellent job at creating that.
In your last photo I think you chose a good area for environmental. The white in the background, like on the fireplace and trim, may be a little over exposed so I would suggest turning your exposure down and maybe trying out the different white balance settings. But, I like the POV and the expressions that you captured on both subjects, which shows that you waited for the right moment to capture it.
Nice work on all your photos!