Prashanth's
Nishamya
Posted by Prashanth M (Bangalore, India) on 12 October 2006 in People & Portrait and Portfolio.
...thats her name. Trying my hand in Photoshop.
My new photoblog - Clicks
Srinivas from Vizag, India
she looks very cute prash. I have some suggestions here..
1) When shooting portaits leave some headroom. i.e dot cut off the head/hair above.
2) Also if u can approach a little closer if possible. than taking and zoomin from far away. i know in this case its hard to get a natural expression from a lil. girl u had to shoot from far away.
B and W looks good here. :)
12 Oct 2006 6:13am
Ashish Sidapara from Singapore, Singapore
Its a little noisy for me however b&w looks great.
12 Oct 2006 9:45am
Helen from Melbourne, Australia
Isn't she precious?
Mmmm, I have been looking at portraiture lately to try and learn something, and I have noticed that many photographers clip off the top of the head . This seems to help draw the eye to the face. I believe this one works very well. The line of the head draws the eye down to that little finger.
12 Oct 2006 10:11am
Ryan Yam from Quezon City, Philippines
To me what I did with my last portrait was to crop the image until the subject's eyes were on 1/3 of the photo (rule of thirds). However I like the expression on the kid's face... so innocent :)
12 Oct 2006 11:44am
Shuva Brata Deb from Hyderabad, India
Cute one....nice reading on the commnets. I am now confused.
12 Oct 2006 2:55pm
Jason Kravitz from Brussels, Belgium
You got a great expression. I have to disagree with Srinu as I often crop like this and think it works well. What I think if you make it deliberate it is ok but when there is just a little bit cropped off like a few hairs it is distracting... in this case you cropped well into her hair and I think it works.
12 Oct 2006 4:44pm
Raghu Bemgal from Lincoln, United States
Choo Schweet.. Nice expression on her face.. good snap..
12 Oct 2006 5:52pm
Nikon D70s
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