Post your best portraits(street, studio, candid etc...).
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Click said:Sporgon said:
So cute.Excellent portrait.
Thanks Click ! This is the look you get when your elder sister has taken your favourite electric tricycle off you
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my fist ever portrait session
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_D3_6149 by Stuart Edwards, on Flickr
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_DIV6879 by Stuart Edwards, on Flickr
5d mrk3 sigma 85 f1.4 art
_D3_6149 by Stuart Edwards, on Flickr1dmrk4 70-200 f2.8LII
_DIV6879 by Stuart Edwards, on Flickr
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A quick little shoot with Kindra...
Mamiya RZ67 Pro II
Mamiya-Sekor Z 180mm f/4.5 W
Elinchrom Quadra into 1 m Rotalux Octa 45 right
Kodak Portra 4090
Self-Developed w/ C41 Tetenal
Mamiya RZ67 Pro II
Mamiya-Sekor Z 180mm f/4.5 W
Elinchrom Quadra into 1 m Rotalux Octa 45 right
Kodak Portra 4090
Self-Developed w/ C41 Tetenal
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basketballfreak6 said:
I was just going to say BLUE STEEL when I read your caption!!! Nice but I stick with my 135L...
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Hi Folks.
Happy New Year to all.
Portraits are not really my thing but I captured this moment semi candidly, he knew I was taking shots but he was talking to a friend at the time, cropped to remove 2nd person and processed with my limited knowledge of right vs wrong!
I’d appreciate constructive criticism of the processing please, the pose etc were outside my control and the crop is as big as I could make it, his friends hand on a post dictated the right hand edge (had to leave a bit of the hand to make some space) and it was only during processing that it occurred to make it a portrait shot rather than just the family style documentary shot it started as.
Should I have taken some headroom to get the whole of the hands in?
Should I have used an unconstrained aspect ratio to retain the hands and headroom?
Taken at the Goodwood Revival, natural light, no opportunity for big setup and I wasn’t carrying a flash.
SE0A6168_DxO by Graham Stretch, on Flickr
Cheers, Graham.
Happy New Year to all.
Portraits are not really my thing but I captured this moment semi candidly, he knew I was taking shots but he was talking to a friend at the time, cropped to remove 2nd person and processed with my limited knowledge of right vs wrong!
I’d appreciate constructive criticism of the processing please, the pose etc were outside my control and the crop is as big as I could make it, his friends hand on a post dictated the right hand edge (had to leave a bit of the hand to make some space) and it was only during processing that it occurred to make it a portrait shot rather than just the family style documentary shot it started as.
Should I have taken some headroom to get the whole of the hands in?
Should I have used an unconstrained aspect ratio to retain the hands and headroom?
Taken at the Goodwood Revival, natural light, no opportunity for big setup and I wasn’t carrying a flash.
SE0A6168_DxO by Graham Stretch, on FlickrCheers, Graham.
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Valvebounce said:Hi Folks.
Happy New Year to all.
Portraits are not really my thing but I captured this moment semi candidly, he knew I was taking shots but he was talking to a friend at the time, cropped to remove 2nd person and processed with my limited knowledge of right vs wrong!
I’d appreciate constructive criticism of the processing please, the pose etc were outside my control and the crop is as big as I could make it, his friends hand on a post dictated the right hand edge (had to leave a bit of the hand to make some space) and it was only during processing that it occurred to make it a portrait shot rather than just the family style documentary shot it started as.
Should I have taken some headroom to get the whole of the hands in?
Should I have used an unconstrained aspect ratio to retain the hands and headroom?
Taken at the Goodwood Revival, natural light, no opportunity for big setup and I wasn’t carrying a flash.
Cheers, Graham.
If you crop out the shadow on the jacket, you could get more space to the right of the face. His right shoulder could be cropped right half in two with you ending up with an even more powerful portrait.
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