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Uploaded: 11/06/08 3:57 AM GMT
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The parents of these two are pictured in 'Love', one that I posted a few days ago. I am not to happy with the shadow that is on the boys face... I haven't really had much inspiration to take new photos here recently, but I am wanting to try some new things with lighting.. so hopefully new things to come!

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::danika
11/06/08 5:50 AM GMT
A beautiful portrait of brother & sister ... they have lovely smiles. Callie, I like how you composed the image with the tree framing them on both sides.

Like I mentioned on your image "Love", it is difficult to get the lighting just right to avoid shadows & highlights (especially on the faces). Just keep experimenting with different lighting conditions.

Very nicely captured & I'll be looking forward to more.
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Best wide-angle lens? Two steps backward. Look for the 'ah-ha'. Ernest Haas
.Gabbels
11/07/08 1:46 PM GMT
'Second' what Danika said!
This is a wonderful portrait of these two lovely youngsters.
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When you're through with life and all hope is lost. Hold out your hand 'cos friends will be friends - right till the end.
::0930_23
11/08/08 11:36 PM GMT
I like it Callie. I too like the fork of the tree. Listen to Danika (Sherree) She knows of what she speaks.

Welcome to Caedes.
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I'll meet you at the edge of the sunlight, just behind the shadows. Anyone who does not like clouds, does not like to dream. The Ghost
.hobie65202
11/08/08 11:56 PM GMT
This was not an easy shot with the shadows and sunlight through the trees. Nicely done, I like it.

Jerry
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::auroraobers
11/09/08 1:41 AM GMT
Very nice composition- I would try a fill flash and also try the kids in different clothing colors. Possibly a red would be a nice contrast to the green leaves.
Sheri
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.jesusrocks13
11/09/08 6:56 AM GMT
SUPER CUTE Callie! the lighting is a bit harsh on some parts of their faces but the location and posing is adorable. Great work... keep em comin my friend!
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-Emily
::Roseman_Stan
11/11/08 1:41 PM GMT
Portrait shots really are not as easy as some would have you believe. This one is very well done. As for the inspiration, it will come. I have slumps too, hang in there.
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