On Friday I went to Bham to visit my new little friend.
Meet baby Rhys (pronounced Reese):

I am a huge fan of natural light, but of course, what photographer isn't? Initially the family offered to flip on the tungsten lights and I am sure you can all imagine the cringing I experienced inside at the idea. They must have seen me gazing longingly at the window because they asked if I'd like to open the blinds instead. Um... does that even need an answer? But I quickly accepted.
One window facing east. It can make all the difference.



More to come...
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2 comments:
These are nice. Good job! It helps to look at photoshop like it is a tool just like your camera and your lights. The more you use it the more comfortable you become with it. It takes time so stick with it.
I have to say that the second one is probably my favorite. To me, it has the best lighting and I like the cropping you chose.
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