jennifer_catron

I am pretty new at photographing babies so would love any advice, tips or techniques that you have to offer.

I absolutely love everything about this. You have a top notch piece in this one. The composition albeit intricate works perfectly here. Love, love love

What is striking here is the DOf. I also love the composition, it really works for me. You've got quite a bit of spider web on the image though that isn't really formed and this makes it a bit messy. Other than that, it's a great shot.

The only thing here that would make it better would be a more shallow depth of field. Try using a 2.8 or 1.4. Great image though. Keep up the good work.

I like the sunburst and the rays here. It's great practice. The composition is a little odd with the tree being cut off here, but Im not sure it's that huge of a deal.

The first thing that I notice is lots and lots of commotion in the form of lines. Composition most times is about what you take OUT of a photograph. So cropping in close to the face would have been ideal here. Second thing is your depth of field. One way to eliminate unwanted "stuff" in your photo is to use a very shallow depth of field. 1.4 would have been ideal but 2.8 would suffice. The third thing is the white balance here. It's very cool as in blue. Portraits can always benefit from a little warmth. Hope this helps.

This is really creepy, especially the light at eye level.

Shadows... Lighting is photography. You've got some strange shadows on the right eye, nose and left cheek. Not very flattering for this young lady.

The crop is a little too close on the left hand side. I would give that bird a little more edge.

Im a huge fan of fog shots, and this is a beaut! Nice work.

Stunning image. Perfectly composed, great timing with weather and sun position. Couldn't think of anything that would make it better.

Absolutely stunning. When doing landscapes I find that picking the day and time is almost 90% of the job. Best times to go out are right before a storm and right after a storm, or when you have really high cumulus clouds and of course right before and after sunsets and sunrises. Good luck and Congrats on a beauty!