My first try at indoor natural light.

[ChaosCubed]

I took these today of my daughte, in her pj's... snuggling with her lovey. As always, comments welcome.

[bobbythebandit]

I took these today of my daughte, in her pj's... snuggling with her lovey. As always, comments welcome.

And well done again.Sell me that model !! i offer twenty dollars and two camels !! lol.Seriously though, i absolutely love the first one.For the wall in my humble etc etc.Second her face is squashed up a bit and does not show her to her best. IAs she is so pretty, any shots of her mum ? Well done and keep them coming.
Bobby

[katt]

I really like the first one.
Composition and exposure is very good. I like the tight crops. The first one shows your 'baby' off very well. It is a photo of her and about her without anything extra or distracting.

The second is also a good shot, I just think that the fingertips and polka-dotted shoulder is a bit distracting.

[Irish]

Very natural shots of a beautiful model.

I love the eyes and the close crop of the first image. The second seems a little more contrived and there seems a darkness around the eyes (may be my monitor).

I would be interested to know what lighting you use on these shots as they are very effective.

Thanks for sharing
Andy S

[ChaosCubed]

These were taken with nothing more than window light.

[mikehulsebus]

You've placed her very well in relation to the lighting--no shadows or anything. I like the first one most--the crop, the expression, etc, nice "colors" in terms of dark/light. Second one's real good too, however you may want to turn the stuffed animal's "face" a little more towards the camera just to get a better sense of what it is, though of course not so much that that face takes over the shot. Second one looks a liiiiitle posed. Well, I mean of course its posed, but I'm not really feelin the attachment she has towards it.