Hospital, available lighting. I joked that she had the baby a week early just so that I could enter the pictures in the challenge. Levels adjustment and converted to sepia in Photoshop.
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Great idea. Perfect in sepia. Why the cap in the right picture? It leaves a white space in the left corner that is a little disturbing. I think you did right to take a little more pxels between the pictures, because every picture can stand on its own and need more space. Perhaps I had chosen a white background in left picture as in the other two. Overall a triptych I like very much. Well done and good luck!
Absolutely one of my favorites. I love the choice of sepia, and that the baby is shown with each of the family members. The photos are beautifully soft, and the lighting is done well. I hope that you are so proud of this triptych, it is truly beautiful.
My clear favorite for the challenge. The first thing I noticed was that all three photos seemed to have dark bottom-left and top-right corners. Reminds me of photos that belong in a locket on a necklace. If I were to direct this photoshoot and do something different, it would be to show the baby's open eyes in each shot... while maintaining the other's eyes not being shown, as they look down. Great work. My only 10.
What a lovely series! I love your use of sepia, and the soft focus in the center picture. Those shiny little eyes, peeking from that delicate little face in the last shot.... so lovely! I hope this family loves their portrait series. Your did a great job of capturing a delicate moment in this child's life. Lovely.
very nice. good use of b&w. each by itself is a wonderful portrait. some sizing/spacing/alignment problems, but the photos are so good its hard to notice.
Wow! What a beautiful family! The sepia tones are just right. I like the way the pictures are spaced out (that is, the big spaces between the three pictures).