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<blockquote data-quote="Will V|Photography" data-source="post: 32164" data-attributes="member: 7177">Thanks for the input. What would make the others better? The second one was taken at dusk and I tried to add some fill from the pop-up flash but had to edit it a bit in LR to make it decent. The last 2 were taken outside in the shade where the fill was a bit overpowering. Composition-wise, I tried to make them all very similar incase they came out good and I wanted to start a &quot;set&quot; of candid portraits of my friends. I wasn't really going for &quot;bokeh&quot; in any of these. I know I shouldn't but I do take a little offense to these being referred to as &quot;snapshots&quot; as I put a lot of time in editing these and the &quot;subjects&quot; are very close to me, so I wanted to make some photographs that spoke to that instead of just some snapshots of us all hanging out.I know it doesn't matter but my favorite is the last one. It's all in the eyes...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Will V|Photography, post: 32164, member: 7177"] Thanks for the input. What would make the others better? The second one was taken at dusk and I tried to add some fill from the pop-up flash but had to edit it a bit in LR to make it decent. The last 2 were taken outside in the shade where the fill was a bit overpowering. Composition-wise, I tried to make them all very similar incase they came out good and I wanted to start a "set" of candid portraits of my friends. I wasn't really going for "bokeh" in any of these. I know I shouldn't but I do take a little offense to these being referred to as "snapshots" as I put a lot of time in editing these and the "subjects" are very close to me, so I wanted to make some photographs that spoke to that instead of just some snapshots of us all hanging out. I know it doesn't matter but my favorite is the last one. It's all in the eyes... [/QUOTE]

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