the second place was simply outside using grass and shrubbery as a background, this time I used natural lighting as it was a nice day and this worked effectively with the outdoor location, I used a shallower depth of field for these ones lowering the aperture to around f5.6 which added a nice subtle blur on the lush greenery surrounding Jessica and also bringing out her face.
Thursday, 14 October 2010
baby pics
My sister wanted some new photos of her one year old daughter Jessica the other day because she was growing out of a dress that had never been worn, so we decided to set up a couple of places for photos with the intention to get some nice final prints done and also a canvas printed. Baby photography can be tricky but as she is my niece I have experience photographing her previously it made keeping her smiling a bit easier and this time she stayed fairly happy throughout until getting restless at the end. The first place was in out living room sitting on a wicker chair using the floral wallpaper as a neutral background, I used my wired flash for this bouncing the light off the roof, and this provides a more natural light on the subject rather than pointing the flashgun directly at the subject creating harsh light and off-putting shadows.
the second place was simply outside using grass and shrubbery as a background, this time I used natural lighting as it was a nice day and this worked effectively with the outdoor location, I used a shallower depth of field for these ones lowering the aperture to around f5.6 which added a nice subtle blur on the lush greenery surrounding Jessica and also bringing out her face.
the second place was simply outside using grass and shrubbery as a background, this time I used natural lighting as it was a nice day and this worked effectively with the outdoor location, I used a shallower depth of field for these ones lowering the aperture to around f5.6 which added a nice subtle blur on the lush greenery surrounding Jessica and also bringing out her face.
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