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@dan-cope lol! Good pointers! Unfortunately, I was in a hurry to get back to our van in order to be on time at the FEW conference! I noticed how picturesque that looked, so I quickly took the picture and hurried on. Later I discovered that it was actually a nice picture haha! Thus, no time to wait for clouds to move, but I should’ve thought to shift a bit over! Here it is with the spots taken out, as well as one with the sidewalk cropped out.
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@joshua_ong I like it without the furniture for sure. And great job editing out the wire – I think it looks better without it.
That’s a really nice shot! Great job.@jamesstaddon it’s not a problem! 🙂 Thanks for your thoughts… good idea to edit out the dark spots!
@rmadaris Perhaps using the rule of thirds a bit more? It would be neat to see if you could get the side of the cup too like @joshua_ong mentioned. Also I might try turning the cup so that the handle is pointing in a different direction — perhaps pointing more towards the top left hand corner… I like the tablecloth! 🙂
@missyruth, I think it would look nicer if the tops of the heads were captured, but perhaps it was meant to be zoomed in like that. 🙂
@jinnyschober, here’s an edited version – jeans taken out. And you’re right, I could NOT find the angle I used last time! It was so pathetic and aggravating lol Thanks for your tips!
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@jamesstaddon, I’m afraid your picture didn’t come through… 😕
@jamesstaddon, you nailed it! Will have to do a retake with LED lights and see if that makes a difference!
This is the link to the ones we bought 🙂 :
LED Lightbulbs@lifeseasonphotography, Nice job! I like the white background. However, the lighting looks rather yellow and harsh. I’ve experimented with LED lights and they help a LOT with creating a softer image that is true to the natural colors. 🙂
