1eyedjack

Noah looks the best. Try to keep the shade off their
faces or use a reflector.

jaymi1028 Loc: Los Angeles

I think you're doing great Fairy Princess! My biggest advice would be to pay attention to light. Notice where the lights and shadows fall on your subject. Usually if a face has light falling on it, eyes get those pretty catch lights in it. If the sun is too bright, then find solid, open shade and still have your subject facing towards light, or use a reflector to bounce light. And beware of spotty shade--if half your subject is in the sun and half in the shade its very hard to expose and edit properly!

Fairy Princess Loc: Mississippi

Thankyou very much for the advice,,,will take it straight to heart!! you wouldnt believe how much I have learned the last couple weeks,thankyou

Fairy Princess Loc: Mississippi

Jaymi,,,when you get a sec look at the pics I posted thats called mirror,mirror on the wall,,,,tell me what you honestly think..??