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    The Princess

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    Re: The Princess

    Nicely captured.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Shadowman View Post
    Nicely captured.
    Thanks John

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    Re: The Princess

    Well that's just literally perfect.

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    Re: The Princess

    Absolutely beautiful image of a lovely child. I think that a square crop and increased structure in her eyes and mouth might be even nicer. What do you think?
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    Re: The Princess

    I think the tighter crop works fine for this little beautiful lady

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    Re: The Princess

    Is this your daughter, Dean..pretty little girl...

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    Re: The Princess

    Dean, I'm no portrait shooter but for me the original subject and framing has a magic to it that the tighter crop and grittiness has absolutely ruined.

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    Re: The Princess

    this is a beautiful portrait of a beautiful child, well done. I think it could work with a number of different crops - my personal preference would be to crop from the left but leave the right side intact, to remove her from the centre of the image but maintain the framing with the lillypads - but the subject shines wherever you put her in the frame.

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    Re: The Princess

    Thanks Julian, Richard, Binur, Izzie, Grahame & Simon

    Izzie, Yes she's my daughter

    Richard, I did do a few shots with an 85 with tighter crop and I will find time to post it soon.

    Grahame, that's why I love 35mm for environmental portrait .

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    Re: The Princess

    You got a good model there with your kid and beautiful wife.

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    Re: The Princess

    Quote Originally Posted by IzzieK View Post
    You got a good model there with your kid and beautiful wife.
    Thanks Izzie, they are the hardest models to please

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    Re: The Princess

    You will find it is easier to just shoot without "modeling" them or asking them to pose. With a beautiful family like that, you should be taking impromptu shot...just a thought.

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