Post your best portraits(street, studio, candid etc...).
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leichenmuehle said:
Seems to be photoshopped, but very cool and pro result. Congrats.
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Experimenting with some vignetting and shading to help the eye focus on the subject and reduce background distractions.
Sara © Keith Breazeal by Keith Breazeal Photography, on Flickr
Sara © Keith Breazeal by Keith Breazeal Photography, on Flickr
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KeithBreazeal said:Experimenting with some vignetting and shading to help the eye focus on the subject and reduce background distractions.
Keith, nice work! My eye was definitely focused! ;D
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A shot taken during a historical parade. I hope this is the right topic for this kind of shot. 
Historical parade - Costume from ancient Rome by Giuseppe Cammino, on Flickr
On 500px too --> https://500px.com/photo/95701661/historical-parade-costume-from-ancient-rome-by-giuseppe-cammino?from=user_library
Historical parade - Costume from ancient Rome by Giuseppe Cammino, on Flickr
On 500px too --> https://500px.com/photo/95701661/historical-parade-costume-from-ancient-rome-by-giuseppe-cammino?from=user_library
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From a motorcycle show last weekend...
The Girls at Easyriders 2015 © Keith Breazeal by Keith Breazeal Photography, on Flickr
The Girls at Easyriders 2015 © Keith Breazeal by Keith Breazeal Photography, on Flickr
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KeithBreazeal said:From a motorcycle show last weekend...
So just for fun, what lighting, settings, etc are you using for this and the previous babe shots? And then, how much post work did you do? Thanks! And that image would definitely get a lot of second glances going down the road, wouldn't it? For a variety of reasons! 8)
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RustyTheGeek said:KeithBreazeal said:From a motorcycle show last weekend...
So just for fun, what lighting, settings, etc are you using for this and the previous babe shots? And then, how much post work did you do? Thanks! And that image would definitely get a lot of second glances going down the road, wouldn't it? For a variety of reasons! 8)
This one is shot with a 5D III, 24-105L. 1600 ISO, 200th @ f4.0 and a 530EX II in ETTL. I took a test shot without the strobe to get the ambient light exposure, then shot this one. Strobe was shoe mounted. I didn't do much to the original exposure in post, just some minor dodging and burning on the bike's paint to even it out. Skin tones were perfect out of the camera.
Sara- my previous post, was shot with umbrellas. 7D, 24-105L ISO 100, F5.0, 1/100th.
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Not a "typical" portrait, so please forgive.
Back story. I was on the streets of Cuenca, Ecuador when I came upon this scene. The door of the barber shop was wide open, and I had to shoot over people and other obstructions to get this shot. I didn't do much editing.
I'd appreciate any comments and feedback, even if you don't like it.
Thanks.
sek
Back story. I was on the streets of Cuenca, Ecuador when I came upon this scene. The door of the barber shop was wide open, and I had to shoot over people and other obstructions to get this shot. I didn't do much editing.
I'd appreciate any comments and feedback, even if you don't like it.
Thanks.
sek
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A handful of casual portraits from a trip to Burma (Myanmar) in 2013. All shot with a Canon T4i and Sigma 18-250.
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You do really good work!! Nice to see. Thanks.
You do really good work!! Nice to see. Thanks.
trentchau said:It's hard for me to choose since I shoot about 65,000 portraits a year. (Yes that much) But the current one that people really like is this one.
you can see more of my work at http://trentchau.500px.com, there's a crap ton more portraits there.
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