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I think #3 is underexposed.
I'm with DScience on 3 being properly exposed but it sorely needed some fill from camera right or the pop-up in manual mode at a low power setting to be really good. I'm not sure why it was ISO 400 but.......So, it is what it is, a snapshot.
right, it may be properly exposed, but the focus is then on her arms, whereas it is generally recommended to attempt to make the face the focal point of an image.
I think number 3 is amazing! The composition is perfect, and everything else I really like!
I think number 3 is amazing! The composition is perfect, and everything else I really like!
Its mostly underexposed and the the subject is dead center, hardly the "perfect" composition wouldnt you say?
Oh boy. The shot IS underexposed. From the PERSPECTIVE that we are looking at, the focus IS the child, and the childs face isn't exposed properly. Its like 2+2=4 and The sky IS blue. We may have different interpretations on an aethetic level on whether an underexposed shot is cool or not, but that doesn't take away from the fact that it is indeed underexposed.
For me if the intention was to showcase the destruction of the flowers, I would have put my focus close in on the child's hand picking the flowers, maybe try and come from below looking up at the childs handpulling out the flowers so that you can also keep her in the shot and its as if she is reaching down to "pick" us (the viewer).
As for the exposure, popping up the flash would have solved this, not changing the ISO, or increasing the shutter speed. Well no, I would actually increase the shutter speed so that you could get more detail in the background, and dialed down the aperture, so that you aren't getting a nasty wash of light on your daughter (?) and instead a nice pleasing "fill" flash.
As for the subjective quality of the photos - who cares? At this stage with a new camera, the point isn't to take masterpieces, but to get familiar with your new tool. As such, keep on doing exactly what you are doing and taking the exact pictures you are taking.
This forum seems to be more and more of just people trying to argue with other people.