More Bria

Rosy · Aug 2, 2014

I'm one lucky grannie...yikes that sounds old - but hey...I started YOUNG
CC please
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_DSC29nn14 by rosy1816, on Flickr
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_DSC2893 by rosy1816, on Flickr

_DSC2921 copy by rosy1816, on Flickr

_DSC2893 copy by rosy1816, on Flickr

Rosy · Aug 3, 2014

anyone out there??

wyogirl · Aug 3, 2014

Rosy, I'm in love with all of them but I particularly like the second one. I'm looking at them with a mother's eye, by that I mean that the kid is adorable and I would totally order these if I were her mom (or grannie lol).

From a photographers standpoint, I do see a few minor things that could improve the photos technically or for other photographers. The first two, I think I would like it better if you were shooting straight on to the bed prop. It looks angled and the rug doesn't go from edge to edge of the frame, and there isn't enough room to make that look intentional.
For me personally, on all three I would have tried to fill those shadows on camera left. For children and infants I usually like more light and less dramatic light. That is personal preference.

Overall, I think they are lovely. And I'm sure that mom will say the same thing.... and all three could be displayed in home or passed around in a brag book (aka Facebook, these days lol)

Rosy · Aug 3, 2014

thanks Amanda, appreciate your tips

hope you are doing good!!! Stewey the Westie is my baby, we swear he has my dad's soul in him. He's 75% human

tirediron · Aug 3, 2014

Agree 100% with Amanda's points. I'll also add: Try and move your light source in closer and/or child further from the wall to reduce the shadow on the background. Nice set.