Portrait in Pink
Uploaded: April 14, 2008
May K. Vokaty April 17, 2008
I love this Liz, her facial expression is priceless. Great capture. #902614Aimee C. Eisaman April 17, 2008
A great capture Liz. You may want to set your aperature (Fstop) number higher. This seems to be a tad overexposed which means it is too light and loses detail and vivid colors when this happens. Be sure to try different settings outside before taking an important shot so that you find what works best. If you set your F stop number too high it will slow down your shutter speed too much and you will get blurry shots. Things like this are best learned thru trial and error....I'm still learning myself! #5799723Liz Kelso April 17, 2008
Thanks May!Hi Aimee. Thanks for the advice, I usually shoot in manual mode, but I'm taking a course here, so I couldn't mess with the controls in this lesson. It was to shoot something in portrait mode. And usually when I goof up, I photoshop it. LOL! OK that's cheating. :) #5799733
Aimee C. Eisaman April 17, 2008
Hey Liz.....I use PS alot....need to work on doing things in my camera more too! But thank God for PS! LOL! #5799769Sign up for an interactive online photography course to get critiques on your photos.
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