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Model in the Making
Model in the Making
Katmystiry


Photograph Information Photographer's Comments
Camera: Canon EOS-300D Rebel
Lens: Canon EF 75-300mm f/4.0-5.6 IS USM
Location: Back yard
Galleries: Candid, Portraiture
Date Uploaded: Nov 3, 2005

Viewed: 882
Comments: 15
Favorites: 1 (view)

One of my favorite little gals to photograph. Sorry I don't have lots of info on this picture, it was taken in the spring.

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03/22/2008 02:30:17 PM
This subject has a very engaging look in this image. You did well to time and frame the shot so perfectly. The bokeh BG is perfect for this subject.
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05/12/2006 02:41:30 PM
What a cute expression from yer lit'l model. Excellent!
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03/10/2006 02:46:07 AM
Gorgeous! She looks so sweet and mischevious at the same time. :)
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01/28/2006 01:11:25 AM
This is ADORABLE!! What a cutie!!
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12/04/2005 07:25:46 PM
Nice, I like the wide-open lens effect- makes a very, very nice background to a really clear, crisp image. Your model is very cute.
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11/15/2005 08:53:38 AM
What a doll!
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11/15/2005 08:49:45 AM
Innocence And charm, a treasure for sure. Good photograph.
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11/15/2005 01:45:17 AM
Beautiful! She has my daughters eyes and hair! I love the expression!
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11/04/2005 09:07:30 PM
I like the changes. Her coloring is much nicer in this version. The greens are a little heavy, but overall I like your changes. :-)
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11/04/2005 08:43:32 PM
LOL!!
IMHO, a bit heavy handed in your adjustment, lost too much of those wonderfull blue eyes.
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11/04/2005 05:42:28 PM
Ditto what everyone else said. I would run curves on it and see if you could get rid of the bluish skin tone, warm it up a little. Aside from that it's precious!
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11/04/2005 05:10:19 PM
Very nice photo, this is one I probably would of overlooked since I tend to gravitate towards the landscapes. I like the composition alot.
The expression is great, you captured one of lifes finer moments. I disagree with Olddj's comments a little, I don't find the background distracting. Unless you're trying to emphasize the whisps of hair. I see the halo too, but probably wouldn't of noticed it myself.
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11/04/2005 05:08:23 PM
One of the better 'kid' pictures I've seen. Her expresion is very engaging, a factor which makes it interesting to me. Someone on the site uses a quote which says there are two people in every photo, the photographer and the viewer. That's an important thing to remember.
T&A (technical and artistic)is great, wouldn't change a thing.

Message edited by author 2005-11-04 17:09:01.
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11/04/2005 04:51:18 PM
LOL, I am not the one supposed to be critiquing this, but I had to tell you that is one of my all time favorite little kids pictures!! That expression is SO darling, great capture. My critique would be there is a small halo effect behind the blue shirt I would clone out, or get rid of in some fashion, and the background behind the hair is a BIT distracting to me, as the whisps of hair seem to blend into it a little bit too much, otherwise - nice depth of view, like the contrast and feeling from this photo very much. Hope this helps/say something to you!

Jacque
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11/04/2005 04:51:16 PM
Hi Kat, first off this is an adorable look you captured and that's the most important part. :-) I would maybe think about boosting the contrasts and colors on this just a little bit and do a little bit of sharpening especially to the eyes. A layer of light dodging and burning might help with the contrast boost, nothing heavy just enough to show a little more dimension. The DOF is great, might try to brighten up the little girl and tone down the background just a bit so she's not competeing with it so much. Overall, this is really cute! :-)
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