new camera

[nat-ak]

I cant decide which colouring i prefer



this one was just one of my fav's from the day. She was laughing at getting lipstick in her hair

[Eastree]

She's stunning ... and your photography is, too!

I see why the first two are hard to decide on.

[7000-4life]

looking at the first two.. I prefer the second one.. it looks more peaceful but they are both great!

[sheldonc]

it's a beautiful image and I think the choice depends on what you or the girl want to convey - I'd say the second is more pure & innocent whereas the 1st is a bit feisty if that makes any sense

thanks for posting this because you have helped me to understand how just playing with white balance or colour can seriously alter the interpretation of an image

the laughing shot is great too

[bascott]

It is a hard choice. I think I like the first better, but even on that one I would take the color down, just a little. The last one is a great shot, talk about a Kodak moment!!

[samleo]

Originally Posted by Eastree

She's stunning ... and your photography is, too!

I see why the first two are hard to decide on.

The second with just a tad more saturation; she certainly has a touch of class,very nice!

[HenBres]

Oh again the PP crap... Stop relying on computers. Show your talent not the computer's

[Sparkie1263]

Originally Posted by HenBres

Oh again the PP crap... Stop relying on computers. Show your talent not the computer's

Just about every image you see here and in magazines is edited in some way or another. That is the second step in getting a good image. It is a new age in photography. Even during film days the images were edited. Getting back to the images I too like the second image. They are all nice.

Frank

PS sorry for getting off topic

[oldwolf]

Originally Posted by HenBres

Oh again the PP crap... Stop relying on computers. Show your talent not the computer's

get off your high horse hen. in the days of film they pp in the dark room.

i like the second one better and the one of her laughing is great as well.

[ardentphotog]

I like the second. Looks more professional.