Wednesday, March 2, 2011

Mr. Sun, Please Shine Down on Me

Taking pictures in a closed room, under florescent lights, with no available natural light is H-A-R-D!
Any tips?

13 comments:

  1. This picture is wonderful - I can't tell that you had an problem. I'd bring a external flash. But seriously, this is wonderful.

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  2. Eek! I know how hard it is without natural light. But I think you did a great job. Thank goodness for ACR, right!? How cute is that picture. I love little ballerina's!

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  3. I think the picture is amazing!!

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  4. I think you did a GREAT job! Totally jealous that you have a ballerina. :)

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  5. For work I have a graduated background I take our catalog photos on. BUT we have flueroscent light in the room. On my Nikon, when out of 'Auto' I can adjust the white balance to compensate for the lighting. Regardess, I love the above photo.. SO CUTE !

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  6. i actually love how this picture turned out it's so soft, subtle, and just sweet to look at.

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  7. I think you did an AMAZING job with the lighting! I don't see any of that yellow lighting...it looks totally white and clean on my end - wow! Really beautiful. Can you imagine the tiny tornado as a ballerina?? LOL! Me neither! :-) Gorgeous shot!

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  8. Well, I think you did a wonderful job with this photo! You are truly talented!

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  9. This is a fabulous and candid picture. SO sweet.

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  10. I think you did an amazing job too. You can always set a custom white balance on your camera prior to taking a photo, but it takes a little extra time!

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  11. I love it. I swear I cannot get a decent shot indoors. You did a great job with the color, there is a real sweetness and light to the whole thing.

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  12. Personally, the picture is friggin amazing!

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