Tony
by bobonacus

Comment:
I would suggest you find a small light/flash meter to help you adjust the strobes. As you note the hairlight/backlight is really bright. But you have captured a good expression for him.

Trouble in Paradise
by cogerox

Comment:
Very dramatic sky and while not a fan of HDR this seems to really work and add to the photo. One thing I find odd is the small white frame only seems to be on the right and bottom on this view.

dec08-Mt Nantai
by Pug-H

Comment:
As interesting as the view of the mountain is, I really like the pattern and color of the roof with the trees in the background.

Dec07-Shimobashira
by Pug-H

Comment:
Very interesting shapes these icicles are in.

Dance
by cogerox

Comment:
Zoom? I gotta admit I like it, but I stared at it a bit too long and it made me dizzy!

Dec 07 - Reguliersgracht
by hajeka

Comment:
Title shift images rock! and this one is no exception.

Peanut Butter Kisses
by Kelli

Comment:
There is another cookie they make like this with the kiss on top, and I love them but can't remember the name. Seems you are a busy cook!

Falling lights
by turnofthesue

Comment:
What a great abstract shot. I really like this.

Portland Zoo #7
by ace flyman

Comment:
LOL for a bit I couldn't decide if that was an Ape or Homer Simpson! I really like this one.

4158668531_9ea42e8183_b.jpg
by browda1

Comment:
I saw your comment in the thread in reference to my image. Sports almost always require a faster lens. I might suggest picking up an 85 F1.8 lens to get you some speed and a good focal length on your cropped camera. Sports like Wrestling aren't as demanding on shutter speed as other sports, but the lighting usually stinks. The image I posted is shot at 2000ISO and most of the day I shot at 2500ISO or 3200ISO. Good luck to your son. I was a wrestler in HS 20 years ago so I know the sport inside and out which also helps shoot it.