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This week i've been experimenting with taking shots of the kids while they are asleep with very mixed results. This first image had an exposure of 4 seconds as I left the light on outside their room. The light has cast a strong shadow on the wall which looks unnatural, and the colour cast by the light looks cold and bluish.
This image was taken in the dark on a long exposure. Little B started moving around as you can see by the ghosty look of his face and legs. I quite like the effect but the exposure still wasn't long enough to render a correctly exposed, sharp image even though it was exposed for 74 seconds. I used f22 to try for a sharp shot however long exposures on the bulb setting incur a lot of noise and this one is quite grainy when viewed larger. Another unsucessful attempt although the colour is much warmer and nicer.
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Perhaps the nicest image is pre sleep as the kids are having a goodnight kiss. No long exposures to contend with but the angle of the bunk bed base is a bit of a worry. 1/60th sec, f 3.5, 640 iso.