A few shots of my daughter at Miyazu Gardens this afternoon ...
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23rd October 2010, 09:29 AM #1
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23rd October 2010, 09:37 AM #2
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All Gorgeous again! - the last is my favourite
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23rd October 2010, 10:12 AM #3Moderator
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Another good series Colin,
For me, the two 'straight on' ones (4 & 5) work least well, but I expect they might be here to make that point
(Hope I got that right
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Last and first are my favourites, but 2, 3 and 6 are good too, although 3 and 7 are sad/pensive poses.
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23rd October 2010, 10:34 AM #4
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Thanks Kay
Originally Posted by wilgk
All Gorgeous again! - the last is my favourite
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23rd October 2010, 10:41 AM #5
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Hi Dave, Originally Posted by Dave Humphries
Another good series Colin,
For me, the two 'straight on' ones (4 & 5) work least well, but I expect they might be here to make that point
(Hope I got that right )
Last and first are my favourites, but 2, 3 and 6 are good too, although 3 and 7 are sad/pensive poses.
Cheers,
Thanks
Personally, I like the square-on shots too; it's not a pose I use a lot, but there are only so many variations on a 2/3 pose that one can use without everything starting to look the same.
I'd call both 3 & 7 pensive; again, if one isn't careful, one ends up with the same smile in every shot (which I pretty much did in the 100+ frames I shot) - so personally I like to convey a different emotion in some shots (trying to avoid "cookie cutter" portraiture) (which is hard enough when it's an unplanned shoot and we only have 1 set of clothes).
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Re: Miyazu Gardens
Hi Colin, Originally Posted by Colin Southern
Hi Dave,
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Personally, I like the square-on shots too; it's not a pose I use a lot, but there are only so many variations on a 2/3 pose that one can use without everything starting to look the same.
I'd call both 3 & 7 pensive; again, if one isn't careful, one ends up with the same smile in every shot (which I pretty much did in the 100+ frames I shot) - so personally I like to convey a different emotion in some shots (trying to avoid "cookie cutter" portraiture) (which is hard enough when it's an unplanned shoot and we only have 1 set of clothes).
(Dave takes foot out of mouth)
Completely agree with your reasoning for these
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