Naomi Noelle

Here's a shot I did for my close friends Josh and Mindie of their brand new little girl Naomi. What a blessing it is to be able to capture life at such a young age! One of the perks of shooting weddings is the calls I get for baby sessions from my wedding clients. I've been telling my brides that the first session is free if its within one year of the wedding :)
This images was taken with my D2Xs and 50mm 1.4. It was taken in manual mode, jpeg large fine, f1.4 1/80 sec, 1600 iso, in camera b+w with contrast boost. I draped a black blanket over their kitchen table and used the available light coming from a window slightly off center from behind me. I did a slight curves adjustment in Photoshop to bring up the exposure about 1/2 stop and add a bit more contrast. I love shooting with the D2x in higher iso's because the grain pattern reminds me of shooting with Kodak TMZ 3200 film pushed a couple of stops. I love a bit of texture in my black and whites.
13 Comments:
I love it Mike, it looks very..real. I shot a six month old recently, and she didn't really sit to still for me..lol. Good jb.
Nice shot unclemike Nikon baby...
Love that grain pattern. I have been shooting some tmax 3200 lately for old times sake!
Very nice shot.
I love it... I love how simple & clean it looks....I just developed a 3200 TMAX roll a couple weeks ago...ha ha--I still love film!
Beautiful shot :)
This is nice. I am not familiar with 35mm. But I can see the difference. Nice shot & pose.
I like the gran that the high iso gives myself. Like you it reminds me of the film days. Beautiful shot.
Very original composition and inspirational look on the mom's face.
beautiful! thanks for the description of what you did.
such a simple set up, yet a really sweet shot, nice work man!
Gorgeous. I love it. So calming.
Chris and Katie
Great image Mike, love the light and grain. Especially dig it when you include the technical data, always of interest.
I'm soo glad that you shoot nikon, Mike. With all the Canon users, I started to wonder if I was at a disadvantage now. Your work is so inspiring! Thanks...
Nice shot and composition
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