Staying at home for more than a Month now. While some people are in chaos outside and some even protesting to lift the total lockdown, I still believe that staying at home is the safest place to stay in to fight agianst the invisible monster! California is in serious condition now with 30,761 confirmed Covid-19 cases and 1,146 Death. That number is no joke at all!
I think to stay at home a follow the State mandate is the best thing I could do and help flatten the curve.
And while at home, there is no excuuse not to exercise my #photography lifestyle. So, here are my indoor shots of my little girl.
She loves to expore now at the age of 9 Months. In this piece, she found something under her jumper. Guess what, it was a piece of her teether biscuites she dromped a day ago. She picked it and ate!
When she was crawling towards her jumper. Took it behind the Jumper and found it cool in blur motion.
Gave her some toys to play with. Sometimes it's challenging to photograph a child because they are extremly active. If you shoot a moving subject with out composing the right setting of your camera, you will end up having blur or not sharp at all photos.
Played arround with some reflection effects. Clicking my camera like a flash here as I was afraid that she would crack the glass with her head keep bumping on it. I wanted to get some more photos a li'l far fram her for a wider frame but I wasn't able to.
Calling her attention while playing and trying to catch her eyes somehow and frame them but I failed!
Gave her a break. She got tired from playing and modeling. Gave her some water on her bottle but can't get my camera off me so had to push another click for this.
Photos are all taken from inside her room. There was no good lights coming in so I was playing here with my ISO super high. All of them are taken through natural light.
Have a Great day everyone and Thank you for droping by! Free to drop some coments, questions etc. I'll be glad to answer you. 'till next time!
- Gear
Camera - Canon 6D Mark ii
Lense - Sigma Art 50mm f/1.4