
It's amazing how all of Hope's lessons come flooding back when you start actually taking pictures of people and realize what you're doing wrong! hehehe... It was a great day though and I'm glad they let me get some experience with them. Take a look and tell me what you think!
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Great photo's. Theres some I wish weren't so shadowy but I understand given that you were using available light it was unavoidable.
Oh, good for you! I know the flooding back feeling though...it happens all of the time with my boys.
Nice job, Lariena! I promise, the more you shoot, the less you have to think about it. Ask for MORE volunteers!
I think the 'shadowy' parts were intended to keep the subjects from having to squint into the sun. In order to expose for those darker areas you have to remember to *tell* the camera to expose for a darker area - metering would have been best accomplished by using spot metering and aiming for onw fo the shadowerd cheeks, or setting you av+/- up a couple of stops.
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