Better Focus

Ok, so I posted my favorite shot, but this one is a very close second because the focus is better--but I liked the body position in the other better. Wonder how you decide which one is the ONE. So I'm choosing both tonight. :) See other version here: http://365project.org/darylo/365/2014-11-01

[Maggiemae]

I always think the glance over the shoulder works well with those that are a bit nervous of being photographed! Works here!

[Daryl O'Hare]

@maggiemae Thanks! We wanted to make sure we got the back of her dress too because the front was not very exciting. The party was in the back. :)

[Rachel]

A beautiful girl in a beautiful dress.

[katy]

Had to bite my tongue when I saw "……the party was in the back"!!!
The dress is gorgeous and no one would have noticed the differences if you hadn't posted both.

[Cathy Donohoue]

I think this might be a bit truer smile.
She is gorgeous no matter which one you pick. And yes, quite the young lady.

[Danette Thompson]

I like her face on this one. It shows her excitement of something new, yet still her innocence. She is so pretty! Guard the door! Her dress is pretty, too.

[Daryl O'Hare]

@cdonohoue This was the better smile. the other was the better posture. I love both, but it's interesting as I go through and see why I asked to take another shot--I wanted her shoulders back a bit more, but I sacrificed that great smile on the first one (not that there is much of a diff really!)

[Daryl O'Hare]

@danette I love her smile on this one too. Was so glad to find this dress too because again, funds, they just go out the door! :) Thanks for your lovely comments. :)

[Taffy]

Stunning shot -- beautifully captured (I like this one the best btw). What a great smile she has!

[Julie Duncan]

Wonderful portrait!