The manure spreader is such a fantastic backdrop for pictures. I love it. Too bad I can't ever get my exposure right. Alaska Wild Berry, Help!
Monday, September 21, 2009
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2 comments:
HEY! I was SO excited to find your blog! Now I can stay caught up on your lives since we never see you guys :( I can't believe how big all your kids are getting! Wow! Anyway, this is my photoblog, my family blog is private, but if you want to check it out I can email you an invite. Just let me know.
Hurray! A new post! More posts more often, please :-)
I think your picture is fine. If you wanted less shadow on the faces, you'd need to either reflect the natural light back into the shadow, or use an off-camera flash or maybe even a fill flash would work to soften the shadows.
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