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| For my family photo I chose to shoot a wall of framed family photos in my Grans house while visiting her a little while ago. Im not completely satisfied with this photo mostly because of the lighting and distractions on the table so I plan to reshoot sometime soon but comments and advice would be appreciated:) |
Sunday, 12 February 2012
Jessica Benoit Family Photo
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I like your idea, you are right the table is a bit distracting, maybe getting rid of it entirely, and achieving the lighting you desired, would then make it a really good shot
ReplyDelete-kailee mandel
I like this idea, and if/when reshooting I would consider shooting from a lower angle, or fixing the distortion .. the angle just seems a little off to me.
ReplyDelete+ 3 on the table being distracting, have you considered going landscape on the photos. The Idea is great and I think with some minor changes it be even better. The frames are a welcome diferance in the idea of family. :O)
ReplyDeletei agree on getting rid of the table entirely & just focus on the wall. i agree with geo on trying landscape as well. on them would be i like your idea & i love how the photos are placed on the wall, somewhat unorganized but more pleasing to the eye. great job!
ReplyDelete-Alison
adding to the previous comments, I feel like taking this shot landscape, and doing a manual white balance could do the trick! I'm on the fence about whether the not-so-straight frames help or hurt the image, but I'd definitely suggest pulling away a little bit so that there is no distortion around the edges (or simply fixing the distortion in lightroom could help).
ReplyDeleteBecky Turner!
Table out of the way, keep it portrait, but a more "straight on" perspective, aka lower down then that one's taken from.
ReplyDelete^^ Giordana wrote that
ReplyDeletei like this idea! agree with most of the comments, lowering your angle would help and i think getting rid of the table entirely is a good idea. i also think playing with a square crop might be cool? the crop seems a little tight on the left too, i'd pull back a little.
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