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Ok after seeing it now, I have some thoughts.
First is the post processing. The blurred background is veeeery obvious. There is a very noticeable edge around her head/face. Big no no. Needs to much more subtle. I understand your wanting nice bokeh and being limited by your lens, but this was trying too hard. If you like these types of shots, invest in a cheap f/1.8 50mm lens. I love mine! Is it me or this more of a candid than a portrait? Feels more like a candid than a planned portrait. Exposure and colors look nice. And focus seems well done. Composition seems a bit centered... maybe have left a little space in the direction she's looking..well, to the right since she's looking down. I would have liked to see some of her eyes.. doesn't have to be looking at the camera, but would have liked to see something. It's a personal taste thing, but I don't like trademarks in general, and especially big ones. But lots will like that you're doing it. ![]() One piece of advice I always give is this: When you see something you'd like to photograph, always ask, how can I make this different... otherwise it looks like any other shot someone else can take.. Good luck, decent start, just think about getting it right in camera, then play with it after that! Keep clicking
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I cheap 1.8 lens is a great investment (I think mine was $89 online). However, I disagree that your digital bokeh is very obvious...considering some of the edits I've seen that tried to do bokeh in PP, I think you did a pretty good job.
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Very well focus, background with some pink warm the picture alot which is fits with young girl.
I think you did very well pp even it's a bit obvious.
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Thank you so much for the comment. I really thought this is a good shot. I really love candid shots and did find good pictures of subjects looking down. Although I believe the best focal point of a portrait is the eyes. |
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