Working with sun.
I'm loving natural light.
I love how the sun is peeking through the tree as I am taking the shot.
Tuesday, April 12, 2011
Monday, April 11, 2011
Day 10
My Girls.
I even had to edit out a couple scratches on Charlie's face.
Go Me!
I even had to edit out a couple scratches on Charlie's face.
Go Me!
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Wednesday, April 6, 2011
Day 9
Lightroom practice. I've been watching videos. I will never be a professional, but I am having fun. It's funny how subjective photo editing really is.
We're back to one of my favorites of Lil. I just changed up the background a little bit. Just practicing.
We're back to one of my favorites of Lil. I just changed up the background a little bit. Just practicing.
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Okay - so I'm confused. On my Mac - the colors are soooooooooo much different (and I like them here) than when I pull up the exact same blog and edited pictures on my HP. Which one is correct?
Anyone?
Monday, April 4, 2011
Saturday, April 2, 2011
Day 7
This is an old picture. I took this at my first camera class in February. We were learning how to:
1. Use natural light
2. Open the front door
3. Have the subject turn slightly to get some sun "shine"
4. Adjust F# to get some blurriness in the background.
5. Oh - and I like how the sun glare only shows on half of the face - but, if I had wanted I know that I could have used a flash to get rid of the shadow on the face. Or, have her turn her face a little more. I like the naturalness.....but art is subjective and not every will like that.
This picture really shows me that it doesn't really matter what is behind the subject - its just color and shapes. It could be picture frames, doorways, walls, or even toys - as long as the light is good and your settings are adjusted - it will turn out great. Well...that and your subject is cooperating.
1. Use natural light
2. Open the front door
3. Have the subject turn slightly to get some sun "shine"
4. Adjust F# to get some blurriness in the background.
5. Oh - and I like how the sun glare only shows on half of the face - but, if I had wanted I know that I could have used a flash to get rid of the shadow on the face. Or, have her turn her face a little more. I like the naturalness.....but art is subjective and not every will like that.
This picture really shows me that it doesn't really matter what is behind the subject - its just color and shapes. It could be picture frames, doorways, walls, or even toys - as long as the light is good and your settings are adjusted - it will turn out great. Well...that and your subject is cooperating.
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| the "volunteer" model/student in the class |
Thursday, March 31, 2011
Learning Lightroom 3
Well...I guess I like silhouette pictures. I was able to replicate them at Brady's game tonight. I also took a few more pictures and tried to play around with Lightroom to make some adjustments. Some I like...some I don't. What do you think?
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Day 6
I went to another photography class. It was great. This cute husband and wife team living their dream with a full-time photography business. How awesome would that be??!!
I learned to take a silhouette picture...Now if only I can replicate that later! I really just took this quick, so not much was thought out beforehand.
I did use a little Lightroom on this...but, since I don't really know what I'm doing with photo editing - I just play around until I like it.
I learned to take a silhouette picture...Now if only I can replicate that later! I really just took this quick, so not much was thought out beforehand.
I did use a little Lightroom on this...but, since I don't really know what I'm doing with photo editing - I just play around until I like it.
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