Political Portraits - Warts and All
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It's a picture of the ground. Hardly worth responding to, but just for Nancy Pelosi's sake:HeavenHell said:
Nancy Pelosi:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nancy_Pelosi
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/news/nancy-pelosi/
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When you're as good at photography as Pelosi is at government, I'll pay attention to your work. At this point, you've got a long way to go.
When you're as good at photography as Pelosi is at government, I'll pay attention to your work. At this point, you've got a long way to go.
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OP you have a long way to go buddy. First if you are trying to take photograph of toads then make sure that you actually take good photos of that toad - not like paparazzi from behind shrubs and leaves. Second, the EF 85mm 1.8 is not that good a lens when used wide open at f/1.8. So learn to stop it down a little. Then learn that for portrait photography you need to make the subject the most visible and most distinct in the photograph - that is the main and most basic principle of portraiture. Then once you have learned all these stuff, and many more, and practiced a lot, and become a good portrait photographer only then and then only try your hand at political satire and caricature. Good luck on your steep learning curve.
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