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I also have this photo from a few months back. I like his eyes in this one the most, but dad's pants are in the shot I though about changing the background on this one, but I can't find one that would look natural. http://i59.tinypic.com/2quu4pj.jpg
Don't be a perfectionist, those are precious family memories, not magazine publications or advertisment . If he is still that age, just hire a pro photographer.
your son is very cute and nothing in these pictures is telling me otherwise. i think you should accept their limitations as snapshots and book a session with a professional portrait photographer/studio.
as for the pants, their saturation is overpowering the child for attention. B&W is a possibility.
Thank you Wolfman! I edited his photo using PS 12. I added a layer with eyes from another photo and colored in the whites, but I still think it looks really fake. I'm just going to have to keep playing around with it until I can make it work. http://i61.tinypic.com/357q78w.jpg
Thank you Wolfman! I edited his photo using PS 12. I added a layer with eyes from another photo and colored in the whites, but I still think it looks really fake. I'm just going to have to keep playing around with it until I can make it work. http://i61.tinypic.com/357q78w.jpg
It's very simple. You don't understand eyes. You have a beautiful child. Why mess with these? This is not an ad that needs to send a specific message. It is a photo of a family member. If you don't like it, it's an excuse to shoot more photos.
his eyes are looking at camera, but his face is askew to camera. everything is as it should be. the "solutions'" to this non existent problem are turning a cute boy into frankenstein.
As for your first question and image, which I think is very nice, your son's eyes are not equal. His left eye has a different shape and size compared to the right. It's very common with young kids because the eyemuscles are still developing.
In order to correct this in future for a photo, just turn his left cheek to the camera more than the other cheek. Something more turned to the camera will appear a little bigger than the rest.
The second thing is that his left side is in the shadow because the light is coming from his right side, this also brings up the difference.
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