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Mother & Daughter
Mother & Daughter
Photography \ Figure | 08/15/06 @840 | 
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An intimate moment.It's been a long time since I've uploaded anything. Here is something that I shot just a couple of days ago. It was impromptu and I may go back to the same spot and reshoot with the girls dressed up better. But then again, I might not.
Brought to you by HDR. I wanted to see if I could do HDR with people. They have to remain perfectly still. I have discovered, it's not so hard. Even a child can do it.
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08/15/06 @863
About the picture itself, I love the vibrant colors (altough it's strange that they seem brighter on the left than to the right!) and the framing you chose. The DOF worked very well, I absolutely adore the way the blurred background frames the two girls. It's original and it works very well. Good job!
08/15/06 @866
08/15/06 @944
It looks tridimensional!!...Excellent HDR!
Carlos
08/16/06 @022
08/16/06 @153
08/17/06 @700
And bravo on the HDR. I can normally spot an HDR image a mile away, but you had me fooled here. Excellent control over the colour and contrast--something that isn't trivial when working with HDR.