Challenge:People (Classic Editing) Camera:Olympus C-3000Z Location: Jr. High Graduation Date: May 24, 2002 Aperture: F2.8 ISO: 123 Shutter: 1/320 Date Uploaded: May 24, 2002
That's how people look at me in the mall..... Anyway let's get over my problems, I love this picture (but mainly the guy XP) that kids expression in HILARIOUS. Makes me laugh whenever I see it.
Great expression on the baby's face. However, cropping the top of the left person's head off causes some of the impact to be lost. The busy background being blurry helps the viewer focus on the three people "in front."
The rule of thirds says that those breasts in red is the subject of the photo. Without reading the title its hard to tell what the subject really is. Try to fill the frame with more of your subject. Its probably a bit awkward to try and take this photo.
Photos with heads cut in half are not the best. If you just wanted to concentrate on the baby, then maybe zooming in closer would have made a better photo.
I Love the look on the baby's face, the ladies red shirt and the green in the boy shirt add a nice contrast. You must be a really exceptional photographer, and handsome too!
cute idea, I just can't really get into the chopping half of people's faces off. It bugs me! The dude's hair would have really made an impact into what baby was looking at, had it been left in the frame.
I know the baby was your subject, but you chopped off the object of his/her interest. Aim up a foot or two. (I wanted to stare at the mowhawk, too.) Good focus, color. Swing up and move to your right just a hair (ha) and this would have been a 10. Very humorous! Photo 8 Creativity 8 People 8 total 8
You caught a great moment. Me and the babe make two--the very young and the old cannot help but wonder where he came from and why would he want to look like that.
i realize the baby is supposed to be the center attraction of the pic, but it would have been nice to not had the heads of the other two subjects cut off
Cute subject, but I think that being chopped at the knees and at the heads creates unecessary tension. Also might try a wide open aperture to blur the distractive background. Here's my thought FWIW :-) It might have worked better to get higher, back furthar, more behind the man, and inline with the baby at an angle looking downward and using a telephoto to compress the distance between the man and the baby.
It doesn't actually seem as though the baby is looking at the punk, so your title, which is the kind of thing you'd see in a speech bubble on a fridge magnet holding this photo to the fridge door, doesn't quite work for me. The photo is nice.
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