My first attempt to setup the home studio. I used what ever was available for lighting and back drop. Lighting was done by standard corner table lamp and blanket was used as a back drop. The model is my daughter - Pooja. I really appreciate her patience and cooperation. It took more than one hour to setup the studio and more than half an hour to take her pictures.
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So...how exactly does shutter speed affect your photograph? It seems you just took a (good) portrait shot, and felt you'd post and see what happens. Next time, try to abide by the guidelines of the challenge for which you are submitting.
Since I can't see any hint of a flash, I'm going to assume this was taken at a slow shutter speed. Below 50 perhaps. Colors are nice. Right side of face may be a tad blurry.
Beautiful. I think I'd remove the necklace - it detracts from her face, particularly with all of the busy aspect of her dress. Great skin tones and wonderful sharp focus.
While this is a great portrait, I don't see how it meets the challenge of shutter speed as a major component of the shot. I would rank it much higher in a different competition.
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