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What a great idea and a lovely shot for the family album. Maybe a nanosecond later would have caught the candle flames bending over as your son blew them out.
p.s. is that cake tilting a bit
It was recently my Son's birthday. Just before my wife brough the cake in I placed black card on the floor and behind him.
What do you reckon? Expectation?
Best Regards
Josh
I like this one Josh, its a nice idea and pretty well executed. Maybe I would have cropped more off the right and even added some negative space to the left to add some balance, but its fairly subjective. The danger when taking this sort of shot is IMHO to put the face/eyes in the middle of the viewfinder, and forget whats either side.
It was recently my Son's birthday. Just before my wife brough the cake in I placed black card on the floor and behind him.
What do you reckon? Expectation?
Best Regards
Josh
Hi Josh,
Just spotted your post, I love the image, expression and pose, it is well thought out and exposed, Yes I prefer the second edition, but a great idea and image anyway.
Thanks for the comments. based on them here is a revised version.
Best Regards
Josh
Nice capture indeed. Innocence and relaxation is visible as it should be.
The revised version looks better to me too. If the bottom part has been cropped, try to leave some more space because the kid's elbows are cut. If the original shot is like that, then I guess there is not much that can be done for that. But anyway it is a very nice photo.
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