Again here are more of my experimenting with the camera test shots.....these turned out pretty well and Ellie is as usual my most beautiful subject :)
I really like this one :)
You can see slight color variations due to me experimenting with different settings.....my problem is I just don't remember which settings I used on the ones I like best :)
Yes I agree.....beautiful! Note: Regarding forgetting the settings; suggest doing as football coaches when they begin a game. The first series of "downs" are scripted, in otherwards they have preplanned plays for the opening series; regardless of the outcome of each play. In essence, you could kind of "script" (predetermine & log/list, say the 1st four/six frames) the settings of your photo shoot. Here's another idea; go to your "word" program and create three or four (or more) "script" sheets, print and retain for later use. Keep them with you after either enlarging or minimizing as required, paste/tape in a small notepad for later use. remember to keep pencil w/pad. You can be as creative with the "script" sequence as desired. Eventually you will have a pattern & order predetermned in your mind and will be easier to recall the setting of the "favorite(s)";or will at least be able to narrow the choices for recall down.
Did you notice being "drawn" to the photos where her face is either tilted or with an angle/side etc rather than a straight frontal view. True with most i believe, irregardless of who the subject is. reminds me of her mother!!!
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Oh my, these are very nice. How beautiful!
Yes I agree.....beautiful! Note: Regarding forgetting the settings; suggest doing as football coaches when they begin a game. The first series of "downs" are scripted, in otherwards they have preplanned plays for the opening series; regardless of the outcome of each play. In essence, you could kind of "script" (predetermine & log/list, say the 1st four/six frames) the settings of your
photo shoot. Here's another idea; go to your "word" program and create three or four (or more) "script" sheets, print and retain for later use. Keep them with you after either enlarging or minimizing as required, paste/tape in a small notepad for later use. remember to keep pencil w/pad. You can be as creative with the "script" sequence as desired. Eventually you will have a pattern & order predetermned in your mind and will be easier to recall the setting of the "favorite(s)";or will at least be able to narrow the choices for recall down.
Did you notice being "drawn" to the photos where her face is either tilted or with an angle/side etc rather than a straight frontal view. True with most i believe, irregardless of who the subject is. reminds me of her mother!!!
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