Black & White

[adirosman]

thanx, the problem start after i decompress the pic 

here is 2 more, i just copy them from my facebook so its not the best resolution

[bdunbar79]

5D Mark III

[picturesbyme]

[jtee]

[CCY020]

Six months ago, for the first time I had an camera in my hand and it was love on first sight. These are imo the best b&w i've taken. If you want to educate me, please feel free to tell me what I can do better! 













Greets,

Chris (CCY020)
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ccy020/

[picturesbyme]

[NickPerkins]

Some new ones.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/nickperkins/8341963477/#
http://www.flickr.com/photos/nickperkins/8341962493/#

[T-RonX]

500D with a 50mm 1.4 @ 2.8, ISO 400, 1/500

[GuyF]

40D 70-200 f4 IS

[jwilbern]

The Lions of Guy Park by jwilbern, on Flickr

Reflections on a Gravel Path by jwilbern, on Flickr

[R1-7D]

Here are some of my most recent.


6 O'Clock Somewhere by HadrianRobinson, on Flickr


Farmer Joe by HadrianRobinson, on Flickr


A Clockwork Sepia by HadrianRobinson, on Flickr


Tomorrow Is Another Day by HadrianRobinson, on Flickr


Slow Walking by HadrianRobinson, on Flickr


Sexy Ad by HadrianRobinson, on Flickr

[Quasimodo]

40D 70-200 f4 IS

What a beautiful picture! I love the sepiaish tone, the pose, the eyes and the subject-background.

[GuyF]

40D 70-200 f4 IS

What a beautiful picture! I love the sepiaish tone, the pose, the eyes and the subject-background.

Thanks man! The thing is, it wasn't "set up" at all, just dumb luck like most of my shots. It was taken during the Edinburgh Fringe Festival where a few thousand performers/acts take part during August each year. The Royal Mile in Edinburgh becomes a portrait photographer's paradise.

I must admit the girl in the shot was rather nice (I can still taste her perfume  ). She was moving around alot and I managed to get the shot. What you don't see is the heavy cropping and tweaking required to hide people in the background (it's so busy in places you can't move for people). Also just creeping into the shot was the girl she is looking up at.

The one problem with taking portraits at the Fringe is that, because it's maybe 95% amateur shows from college or university drama groups, the performer's makeup can be a bit slap-dash and their hair is blowing about a bit which means you have to learn how to use the clone stamp in Photoshop!

[Ewinter]

Here's a couple of mine. Any critique appreciated

[digital paradise]

A few of mine