Portrait captured with X-T5 and 18-55 Fuji Lens

Lovely - I've collected a harddrive full of these "really, Dad?" photos like this of my girls too   Keep up the good work! (they grow up too fast)

Nice picture! Two comments though. 1) it’s shot at 25mm,and 2) it’s shot at 7.1. If you are considering the Viltrox I would consider shooting at 55 f4 on your 18-55 to get a closer feel for what a longer, more wide open focal length is like.

Kyle Logan wrote:

Nice picture! Two comments though. 1) it’s shot at 25mm,and 2) it’s shot at 7.1. If you are considering the Viltrox I would consider shooting at 55 f4 on your 18-55 to get a closer feel for what a longer, more wide open focal length is like.

Agreed. Also, you might try to place her on the left side of the frame  instead of the right side. Using a lower F stop, you can get the stones to fade away into a blur.

Aurobindo Saha wrote:

Hi

I am trying to learn to portrait photography with new X-T5 and 18-55 Fuji lens . I have been a long time Nikon user and love portraits with 50 mm prime lens. Fuji zoom lens are not bad either. For this style of armature photography, I am considering buying Viltrox 75mm 1.2 lens .

This is a picture of my daughter, during our recent trip to Rabdentse Ruins in Pelling, India

Please feel free to share you suggestions about improving my portrait photography skills and any lens or post processing advices

Brilliant photo, exactly as it is!

In my opinion, your portrait is excellent.

I like the framing, I like the contrast. The bricks add very interesting lines, leading the eye to the actual subject, that is your daughter.

Beautiful daughter.

Just keep going. You're doing good work.

Cheers,

Martin