

People seem to like it when I give a little photography lesson with the photos. What's interesting about these shots? First, I put the subject and camera in a situation so that the subject would be backlit. It makes for a more dramatic image if the subject has a nice halo of light... even though you've been taught since childhood to have the sun at your back. However, it does require a little bit of skill to get the exposure right in such a situation. The second thing you might not realize about these shots is that they are shot with a really long telephoto lens. I was quite far away from the children. I didn't need to use a telephoto, I chose to. It helps to isolate the subject from any distracting background.
3 comments:
Thanks for the lesson, Rick. And that's anothe reason why I stop by each day (though I don't necessarily comment): Beauty and free lessons from a professional. Can't beat that, can you?
Pete
Interesting...
Yes, the lessons are wonderful...icing on the cake of the photos.
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