I am brand new to photography and need some feedback. What can I improve? Does this even look professional?
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In the first shot, you need more light. Even your built-in flash set to "fill" would have helped. The preferred light source would be a speedlight positioned about 5 feet or so from the camera.
In the first shot, you should frame a little tighter.
Shooting into the sun gives you a spot of flare. Is there a filter of some kind on the front of the lens?
Personally, I have never seen an example of editing that can imitate light coming from the side. Of course, try it if you want, but if it ruins it, then don't give them that version. You can lighten the shot overall pretty easy, and bring up the shadows, which will help, but if you don't have a flash attachment yet, then you should plan to get one and have a way to fire it off the camera.Since I shot in raw can I just lighten it up in photoshop or would that ruin it? I did not use a filter. I have some that came with the camera. A UV filter. Would that help? I have a million pictures but only five percent the little girl was looking at the camera when I was closer. How far away from them should I be?
I am brand new to photography and need some feedback. What can I improve? Does this even look professional?
A good idea....Please change your personal settings to allow editing. Thank you.