Main
Photos
Articles
Reviews
Forums
Users
mySIG
Photos  Photo Critiques  Submit Photo  New Date  Search  Help 
Sign In

Stubborn Kid

You are viewing a reduced-resolution thumbnail. You must have an account and be signed in to view photos greater than 72 hours old.

Photo

Title     Stubborn Kid
Photographer     redu/Omer (2,550) Send mail to this user
Portfolio     People
F-stop     f/5.6
Categories     Expression
Family
Portrait
Scanner     Epson Perfection 4990 Photo
Filter     UV
Lens     Pentax SMC-FA 50mm f1.4
Camera     Pentax *ist
Format     135 (35mm)
Film     Kodak Ultra 400
Content advisory     G (general audiences)
Submitted     August 15, 2007 3:56:28 PM CDT
Views     646
Rating     2 Thumb-up

Natural light by the window, just behind the drapes; a portrait of my son Kuntay. Thanks for viewing and your critiques.

Critiques

This photo currently has 1 conforming critique. If you write one of the first three conforming critiques for this photo, then you will receive three critique points every time another user rates your critique helpful.

Write a critique

If you find one of these critiques especially helpful--or especially unhelpful--then please take a moment to register your opinion by clicking one of the buttons to the right of the critique.

Show newest first    Show most helpful first
Show oldest first    Show least helpful first

Thumb-up Thumb-up    from senemcennet/Senem (1,035) Send mail to this user on August 16, 2007 10:38:48 PM CDT (3) Early critique

well he is stubborn, like father like son :) Ok nice composition, night light. He is obviously very comfortable. But what is whit this grainy and noisy look? For my taste it is too much especially for a portrait. Don't get mad at me Yoda :) but i know you can do better :)

Reply  Show ratings 

From redu/Omer (2,550) Send mail to this user on August 17, 2007 4:42:58 AM CDT

Thanks Senem.. i have to admit when compared to digital iso 400, despite of the superior color reproduction performance of Kodak Ultra 400 (check skin tone), the grain remains at disturbing levels under uncontrolled ligthting conditions. As you've mentioned this is very noticable at the shadows. If i had the chance to fill in from left, with the help of a reflector for instance, i believe the grain could have been eliminated.

Reply 

From demirkase/Esra (304) Send mail to this user on September 7, 2007 6:09:31 PM CDT

ne desen haklısın abla..katılırım...saygılar...

Reply 

Comments

Comments are different from critiques. Comments carry no rating, you may write more than one comment per photo, and you may comment on your own photos. If you want to rate this photo, then you should write a critique instead.

Add a comment

There are no comments on this photo.

Return to photos