Challenge:Shadows (Classic Editing) Camera:Kodak DX3900 Location: Home Date: Jun 9, 2002 Aperture: Auto ISO: Auto Shutter: Auto Date Uploaded: Jun 11, 2002
This is our newborn who just came home from the hospital. She had a slight case of jaundice and the doctors said it would be good for her to sit in the sun.
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Just out of curiousity -- what does it look like in black adn white? Also, is there a particular reason the picture is turned this way. It almost looks like the baby is flying or falling face down. Babies sure are cute aren't they. especially when they are asleep.
Infant pictures should show the beauty and innocence of your baby. This does a disservice to the child. There are so many other ways to have taken this baby's picture.
beautiful baby...not so beautiful photo to enter a contest. All of those different blankets and textures together are ugly...I can barely see the shadows fro the loud clashing patterns. Did I mention the baby's beautiful?
Sorry to ask, but lower end camera? Appears a bit smudgy, could be from over sharpening, also. Nice shadow lattice (spots of sun and shade). Photo 7 Creativity 6 Shadows 6 total 6
There's something so peaceful about sleeping newborns, isn't it? Have you considered taking this photo from a different angle, if possible, maybe more face on so that the baby's face is visible? Also, I would try and save the image with a larger file size, there's a lot of pixelation visible that shouldn't be necessary. Last but not least, while there's shadow in the photo, it's totally not the focus, sorry.
Shadows on a newborn, cute baby! I would like to see stronger more defined shadows. What might have made this better (easier said than done) is casting a strong shadow from a direct light source using the baby's mobile or some such thing. Also, shift baby off center to get rid of the distraction from the left side.
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