This is my friend Taylor. She's an absolutely beautiful young woman with a beautiful smile and a fantastic laugh. It didn't take me long to convince her to let me shoot some pictures of her so I tried my best to make them a little unusual but without losing anything significant in the process.
The day I shot the right and left photos, I was using a new camera body that I hadn't had very long and accidentally set the ISO to AUTO. That means whenever I was trying to take a photo with the flash, the camera would adjust the ISO settings to shoot in the natural light and THEN when the flash went off, it was entirely too white and too blown out to use the work. So I turned the flash off and shot using the natural light.
What I didn't know at the time was that my lens was also BROKEN and that's why everything has a slightly soft edge to it. The lens wasn't able to focus correctly and so the shots came out just a tad bit soft and blurry. But I don't mind. In the picture on the far right I think it works with the colors and the background and such. I'll toss a few more photographs of Taylor up here a few more posts from now.
The day I shot the right and left photos, I was using a new camera body that I hadn't had very long and accidentally set the ISO to AUTO. That means whenever I was trying to take a photo with the flash, the camera would adjust the ISO settings to shoot in the natural light and THEN when the flash went off, it was entirely too white and too blown out to use the work. So I turned the flash off and shot using the natural light.
What I didn't know at the time was that my lens was also BROKEN and that's why everything has a slightly soft edge to it. The lens wasn't able to focus correctly and so the shots came out just a tad bit soft and blurry. But I don't mind. In the picture on the far right I think it works with the colors and the background and such. I'll toss a few more photographs of Taylor up here a few more posts from now.
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