OKAY I did this session using your feedback, opinions?

[caseysrt]

 

[Ernicus]

1 I'd like a tighter crop, 2 is cute but a bit bright for me, 3 is very cute...but I don't care for the vignetting. Just my opinon.

 

[Robin Usagani]

1 needs to be closer but pretty good
3 is awesome
2 is a little bright

 

[photo_joe]

I'd have to agree with both on one and two.

Number three I like.

 

[caseysrt]

Thanks for the feedback! Glad I'm showing some improvident. Question.

How do you get good photos of a two year old who wants to go back home? I'm used to adults, I'm lsot when it comes to very yound kids. Do the rule of thirds, catchlights, etc go out the window and you just hope to get some good moments? Or is there a trick that I don't know about?

I'm talking about on-location by the way, not studio?

 

[Marcelle]

just plenty of patience and try to entertain the kid at the same time lol

 

[kathy_ling]

I like the third picture,because it let me feel the power of mother.

 

[Ernicus]

I guess I could have clarified why I don't care for the vignetting in pic 3. Not because it's vignetting...it has its place. To me, it's because it isn't even. It is very dark on left, a little less dark but still darker on right, and very little darkness on top and bottom...to the point of almost nonexistent. I feel if it was en even display of vignetting, it would perfect the image. My thoughts on it anyway, may not be yours. ;-)

 

[Frequency]

Excellent images....among the best of Mother & Child images i have seen