beatzfreak said:
You're off to a good start then. Can't fault a well lit, well framed, portrait of a person and their interests. Nice work.
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You're off to a good start then. Can't fault a well lit, well framed, portrait of a person and their interests. Nice work.
Megan
Well I'm still sitting in Greece on holiday, but I have managed to find a internet connection and I have half an hour to myself so I thought I'd post something.
Here is one I took yesterday evening at sunset of a friend of mine.
Well I'm still sitting in Greece on holiday, but I have managed to find a internet connection and I have half an hour to myself so I thought I'd post something.
Here is one I took yesterday evening at sunset of a friend of mine.
Pirouetting girl
She was having some fun dancing on her own; I was having some fun with the camera.
50mm, f/2.8, 1/60th of a second, ISO 100, Canon 20D with the 580 EX and a Fong diffuser.
Love that 50mm f/1.8 for this sort of work on that body.
She was having some fun dancing on her own; I was having some fun with the camera.
50mm, f/2.8, 1/60th of a second, ISO 100, Canon 20D with the 580 EX and a Fong diffuser.
Love that 50mm f/1.8 for this sort of work on that body.
Self-Portrait.
Name - Whatcha Lookin' At?
Date - September 18, 2006
Camera - Fuji Finepix S5000
ISO - 200
Aperture - F2.8
Shutter Speed - 1/25
I was playing around with the lighting and took some shots of my face. I like how intense this one looks; it's looks as if I'm sweating, but I'm not. I took tons of shots like this, but this is the only one I liked.
Name - Whatcha Lookin' At?
Date - September 18, 2006
Camera - Fuji Finepix S5000
ISO - 200
Aperture - F2.8
Shutter Speed - 1/25
I was playing around with the lighting and took some shots of my face. I like how intense this one looks; it's looks as if I'm sweating, but I'm not. I took tons of shots like this, but this is the only one I liked.
Mike Teezie said:From a model shoot this past Sunday.
Interesting crop. Did you shoot it that way or was this the one you liked best after playing with it for a while?
FritzTheWonderM said:
Thanks, I shot it that way. Here is one that's a tad more traditional, but I thought it was a little more boring.
Mike Teezie said:
You were right. While still a good picture it seems very "senior portrait". The other way seems to emphasize the dress (fashion model) and eyes. Ok, you can't not notice her eyes.
I know I've posted shots from this session already, but I just came across this one, and wanted to share it.
thevessels: great use of shadowing and contrast! The look in the boy's eyes, and his sheer gesture are great!
here is a shot I took of my wife a little while ago. The headdress is a dress top of her mom's. The shot was taken in her washroom because of the nice light from the window.
shot taken with nikon d70s and 50mm f/1.8
here is a shot I took of my wife a little while ago. The headdress is a dress top of her mom's. The shot was taken in her washroom because of the nice light from the window.
shot taken with nikon d70s and 50mm f/1.8
