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Photo of the Day - October 2009
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Rapid Transit Seattle to Tacoma.
I edited this on my laptop instead of my bright external monitor.
Dale
I edited this on my laptop instead of my bright external monitor.
Dale
Didn't know my portrait would raise such a debate!
Thank all of you for your compliments. It was such a quick, impromptu shoot that we just went with what clothes we were wearing.
And yes, she is very very pretty on her own and a pleasure to work with. She makes my job much easier from a lighting/composition stand point.
Well, you got people to notice your shot...
A limited colour scheme (nothing too 'busy', nothing too distracting...) would help to bring out her natural beauty. Many colours would harmonise with the green leaves... but this particular orange just isn't one of them.
It would be interesting to experiment with different colours... to see which works and which doesn't. After all, you have a 'controlled environment' to work with... and a model with a relaxed, natural air...
The inner sanctum...
Just wondering, but what did you upgrade from?Ah yeh forgot it was a thread thats been carried on
I've really taken a shine to photography since Ive got my DSLR it allows me to experiment with more freedom over the final image and RAW is a good bonus.
Thanks for the compliments, these were both actually scrap images from other days and I didnt have time to shoot those days so i published photos from the previous day. I actually started out with a black and white, fully manual, film course so its what I know best. (although I prefer others to the latest ones) But thanks! No photo today but I will do some serious shooting tomorrow!
Luke.
Edit: also sorry I cant provide feedback for your images colour as I'm colour blind :/ I guess that helps me shoot in B&W!
I'm using a F5 right now, and I don't have a scanner at home, which makes it such a pain to do HDR/editing and so forth.
Canadian War Cemetery in Groesbeek. Final resting place of 2599 soldiers who died while liberating the Netherlands in 1944.
Ahh... Beautiful.
The EXIF data is in the photo, so if you have an EXIF viewer for your browser (like this one), then you can just right-click on the photo to see the EXIF.
At any rate, I took that with my previous camera, an XSi. Here's the info:
40mm, f/8, 1/250s, ISO 200
Lens was the 17-55/2.8.
Well, you got people to notice your shot...
A limited colour scheme (nothing too 'busy', nothing too distracting...) would help to bring out her natural beauty. Many colours would harmonise with the green leaves... but this particular orange just isn't one of them.
Well, I guess I haven't reached that age, yet...
where I'd be distracted from that woman's eyes, lips and hair... the orange thing didn't stand a chance, and until someone actually mentioned it I didn't even know it was there... <...just pulling your leg there a bit, Sir.
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First the talk of the forum, now you've started a trend: women & foliage on the BBC website...
i'll continue the portraits, cutest baby I know (even though i am biased)
Awww too cute! I love babies.
Well, I guess I haven't reached that age, yet...
You may be right. It's been so long, I can't remember who gets tied up first...
Staying on the subject of headshots, here's one from my most recent shoot. I haven't posted in awhile because I've been getting settled in to college. Enjoy!
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Click for bigger!
That's me back from a building works induced sebatical.
Queen Mary 2 tied up near the Forth Bridge.
Queen Mary 2 tied up near the Forth Bridge.