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02/19/2012 05:02:43 PM |
| Love that snowy hair! Not something I'm used to seeing on a newborn. As for suggestions, crop tighter down to the top of her head and maybe try B&W (but that's because I'm a B&W kinda gal.) Look forward to more shots of both of your granddaughters! |
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02/19/2012 04:04:21 PM |
| what a sweetie- congrats to your entire family! |
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02/19/2012 11:38:14 AM |
I'm not a great lover of newly born, perhaps I have been tainted by all this placing them in a bucket with a cleaners (maids) scarf around their head whimsy photography. Call me naive.
Excuse my lame attempt at C&C then. She looks adorable, those little lips all wrinkled up and a happy asleep smile. I'd rather see her hands and fingers, or crop out and not at all. |
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02/19/2012 09:56:56 AM |
As with all brand-new babies, this one is adorable.
Lovely soft focus and gentle colors. While the white shape
in the background is not intrusive, if it could be dulled down
even further, it might be a plus. I keep going up there to
figure out what it is, rather than staying on that lovely
baby. And yes, I agree with the others the red mittens could
well be desaturated to put them in the background. |
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02/18/2012 12:48:46 PM |
| Thanks to those who suggested turning black and white and cropping closer. I've done that and it worked. Michele |
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02/17/2012 07:29:23 PM |
Aren't you lucky to have two beautiful new granddaughters? I hope they live near each other and can grow up close friends. (And near to you too, so you can keep the photos coming.)
I think the suggestion to convert to black and white is a good one as there are some slightly greenish lights in her skin, at least on my monitor. Also the suggestion of a tighter crop. Just bringing the top down to cut off the horizontal piece of furniture top right would improve it a little bit. |
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02/17/2012 04:08:33 AM |
| The two things I would suggest have already been noted - tighter crop and bw conversion - and I would do this to maintain the focus on the subject rather than the bg and to dull the mittens (which due to the colour are slightly distracting). |
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02/17/2012 03:09:41 AM |
| Love love love new babies. There is nothing that makes for a better photo, no matter what. |
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02/16/2012 08:02:06 PM |
You can't go wrong with a new model err baby around to photograph! How cute!
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02/16/2012 08:55:40 AM |
| Lovely! Have you tried converting to black and white! |
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02/16/2012 08:27:40 AM |
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02/16/2012 05:25:59 AM |
| I was just thinking that a tighter crop would be good, maybe more light on the face. This is such a cute photo, though. Congratulations! |
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02/16/2012 02:46:37 AM |
Just fantastic! Congratulations! I have six children and each one of them is precious to me in different ways.
As for this shot, if I am being picky I would say a tighter crop and a proper frame. |
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