Girl becoming a young woman...
Feb, 2020Views
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People's Choice in portrait Photo Challenge
Winner in Smaller f/stop Photo Challenge
People's Choice in Teen Portraits Photo Challenge
People's Choice in Shooting the Ones You Love Photo Challenge
People's Choice in Single Subject Photo Challenge
Contest Finalist in Covers Photo Contest Volume8
Contest Finalist in My Favorite Sweater Photo Contest
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Location
In the dining room. My daughter was sitting to one side and I was across from her playing with my relatively new Sony A7iii. I started taking the odd shot as we talked and laughed.Time
Afternoon. There is a large sliding door where significant ambient, outdoor light filters into the space.Lighting
All ambient.Equipment
Sony A7iii with a Zeiss Batis 85mm 1.8. Handheld.Inspiration
Teenagers are tough to capture. My daughter was engaged in the conversation, relaxed and was comfortable with the camera.Editing
All the shots in this series had minor alterations. I took a shortcut on Lightroom on this one by applying a “Cross Process” filter.In my camera bag
Camera, two lenses, charger, monopod.Feedback
I think knowing that your subject is comfortable in an unrelated moment, and simultaneously fine with the camera, is really important. It allows you to tread the space between what would be candid, and what would be considered posed. I think that you can capture a spontaneous look or emotion even though your subject is aware they are being shot.
