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My Son Luka,

10.5 months old.

Shot in his play area (the whole house :))

He was watching TV and I was playing with my new Sigma 24-70 EX DG.

f2.8 @ 70mm

Comments and critiques PLEASE.

Cheers,

Peter.

Shot at f2.8 @ 70mm with a Sigma 24-70 EX DG

TV was on... window open too.

My niece (you can see her eyes) is very affectionate. Always kissing

my son and hugging him.

Thoughts and comments please.

Peter.

This was my first real attempt at post (dodge & burn) and converting to B/W via the

channel mixer. Also, my first attempt at a 'high key' effect.

Let me know what you think.

Peter.

Hi,

Please let me know what you think.

Thank you,

Peter.

A Rose I bought my wife for Valentines Day.

I wanted to keep it forever so I created this.

Comments?

Peter.

Maurizio,

This is an amazing shot. I love every single part of it!

Would you care to share how you lit and filtered for this shot?

Thank you,

Peter.

My niece at 6months old. 'lil monkey' is her nickname because she is so funny and imitates

EVERYTHING!

Peter

8 weeks old and wants to see the world already.

Peter.

Great expression.

Did you overexpose and add the noise deliberately in post?

Peter

Hi,

Yes, I did use a glow effect on this one. Thats why I lost the detail...

Peter.

Please let me know what you think.

I would like as much feedback as possible.

What do you think?

Peter.

Thank you Steve... its quite a feeling.

Peter.

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Hi,

I see what you were after, I think the framing is off a little. There is too much forehead which stands out as opposed to the eyes.

The shot seems a little underexposed too...

Did you crop this shot?

Attached are 3 alternatives (they are different... not better)

PS: This is just my opinion, beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

This picture is wonderful. I like what you have dont with it...

Is the toungue actually out?? I do not think it is. Its a smile...

Peter

I was watching my Wife feed our newborn son. It was a moment where I

loved them both so much... this was the only light on and I decided

to capture my feeling.

Peter.

I am shooting my wifes products for a Website and a display book, please let me know

how I can improve it.

The details are:

F3.5, 1/80 sec, Focal Length 18mm, ISO-200

I have 2 home made soft boxes with a 100watt in each.

A puddle about 4 meters away... I was just at lunch and a friend

said "I bet you cant capture a drop hitting the puddle"

I think I proved him wrong.

What do you think of it?

Peter.

I really like this shot, yes its busy but holds my attention. I really like the way the musicians have their heads in opposite directions... just bopping along and the women are indifferent.

Nice.