My Jerzie Girl
Mar 3, 2012 00:03:27 #
Was playing around tonight and i liked how this turned out (i think) !!! Feel free to help me out on C/C im always willing to learn something new.
*thanks*
*thanks*
Jerzie
Mar 3, 2012 00:06:40 #
agej1001 wrote:
Was playing around tonight and i liked how this turned out (i think) !!! Feel free to help me out on C/C im always willing to learn something new.
*thanks*
*thanks*
after thinking outside the box- im wondering if mayb i did sumthing wrong because of her nose?? n she looks as tho she has only 1 leg again. hmmm?!!
Mar 3, 2012 11:10:02 #
Your focus is a little soft (but please remember I like mine to be tack sharp, so I'm a little bit biased when it comes to it). When she has her hand resting on her chin, have her place it there, not really touching her face it will avoid the squishy face and will help stop pushing her cheek up into her eye and lip areas.
I can see two feet in the background, she has the crossed at the ankles.
She is super cute by the way, but I think I have told you that before. :)
I can see two feet in the background, she has the crossed at the ankles.
She is super cute by the way, but I think I have told you that before. :)
Mar 3, 2012 13:56:13 #
Hello MWAC thank you soo much i learn so much from you. i am getting a new lens in the mail today so ill work on it and see what i have learned- will keep working on it and post another pic asap! im really waiting for some outdoor Spring Photos if it would just get here already just got hit with more snow yesterday and CraZy winds today!!!! thanks again ur the greatest!
Mar 3, 2012 14:39:54 #
Mar 3, 2012 15:07:38 #
Promise not to laugh- its just a nifty fifty! (but im pretty excited)Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 II im going in to this all blind as i dont know what to get.
Mar 3, 2012 15:34:22 #
oh I love my nifty-fifty, it's a great little lens. You are going to love it, I promise.
A little tip for ya: don't try shooting wide open right away, try it around f/3.5, it seems get the sharpest results there, you'll still get wonderful bokeh but your subject will be in focus and you won't get frustrated with it right out of the box. Once you start getting the hang of using it at f/3.5 then start opening up the Aperture a little at time.
Even thou I can, I rarely shot at 1.8 (with people as my subject) but still get wonderful background blur at f/3.5 because the distance from my subject and my subjects distance from the background.
A little tip for ya: don't try shooting wide open right away, try it around f/3.5, it seems get the sharpest results there, you'll still get wonderful bokeh but your subject will be in focus and you won't get frustrated with it right out of the box. Once you start getting the hang of using it at f/3.5 then start opening up the Aperture a little at time.
Even thou I can, I rarely shot at 1.8 (with people as my subject) but still get wonderful background blur at f/3.5 because the distance from my subject and my subjects distance from the background.
Mar 3, 2012 21:10:36 #
MWAC wrote:
oh I love my nifty-fifty, it's a great little lens... (show quote)
thanks for really taking the time to help a girl like me out everything i have learned this far is from google, youtube n UHH i have so much to learn i did take an on line 6wk class n passed with a 92 but still it means alot to me that your willing to help me. and im looking fwd to shooting my nifty fifty with the advice from you!! and a little bit of confidence i should be good to go!
Mar 13, 2012 00:53:25 #
Aug 10, 2013 20:46:58 #
agej1001 wrote:
Was playing around tonight and i liked how this turned out (i think) !!! Feel free to help me out on C/C im always willing to learn something new.
*thanks*
*thanks*
Just found your shots. Family pictures are a labor of love and should never be open to criticism. Enjoy your beautiful family and keep on shooting.
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