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Just a trim
The whole family went for a marathon haircutting session, so I passed the time by taking shots of my 2 boys. No flash, or they would have moved and who knows what would have gotten cut!
John (3) keeps both eyes on the mirror:
Future blackmail photo, can't wait to show this to the first girl he brings to the house 10+ years from now:
Free to clown around at last! "Roller Hand" is his favorite game while he waits for his brother to be finished.
Steve (8) suffers the torture of actually holding still:
Denise thinks it's funny but Steve isn't so sure:
I'd love to hear your suggestions and comments!
John (3) keeps both eyes on the mirror:
Future blackmail photo, can't wait to show this to the first girl he brings to the house 10+ years from now:
Free to clown around at last! "Roller Hand" is his favorite game while he waits for his brother to be finished.
Steve (8) suffers the torture of actually holding still:
Denise thinks it's funny but Steve isn't so sure:
I'd love to hear your suggestions and comments!
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At first I thought it mught be helpful to crop the first photo at height of the chair arm, no need to have the shoes. But on reflection, I would leave them as is, as it adds to the sense of how tiny a guy he is on the great big chair.
The focus is a bit soft (I assume from being handheld at a slow shutter speed, but I personally like it here. It adds to the spontaneous feeling that the images evoke.
Just my two cents,
Regards,
Brad
www.digismile.ca
As for the focus, it actually was sharper, but I have been playing with a PS action that cranks saturation and softens the image. It is more for portaits, to even out the complexion but I really like effect on some shots. I used it on all of these.
Nir Alon
images of my thoughts