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08/27/2005 08:05:03 AM · #1 |
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08/27/2005 08:15:11 AM · #2 |
great images, hope you don't mind I altered your links.
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08/27/2005 08:37:58 AM · #3 |
Beautiful. I like number three the best.
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08/27/2005 08:54:28 AM · #4 |
Wow...gorgeous. I like #1 myself. Well done.
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08/27/2005 08:57:53 AM · #5 |
3 is fantastic! Those look great!
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08/27/2005 09:25:05 AM · #6 |
Check out this headshot site. There is some really good work there and I got a few good pose ideas too.
I'm surprised nobody mentioned it but the first two are, crazy tight if they are actually going to be used as headshots but they are all, very well taken images.
The third is tight as well but more usable...again if they are being used to get work. If not that's another story.
I have a few in my portfloio that I took the other day, super rushed so we might go back and do them over in better light. I took 180 shots in less than 20 minutes, while the model was working behind a slow bar. Strange but fun.
Message edited by author 2005-08-27 09:48:21.
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08/27/2005 12:02:16 PM · #7 |
Great Portraits. I checked out that headshot site too....Really good ideas there. Going out now to photograph my daughter in costumes in the woods, that ought to be fun!
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08/27/2005 12:15:09 PM · #8 |
great portraits i like the half face ones best.
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08/27/2005 12:28:41 PM · #9 |
Originally posted by pawdrix:
Check out this headshot site. There is some really good work there and I got a few good pose ideas too.
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thats a good website - got my first (paid) family portrait session on sept 10th so this will gove a few good ideas thanks
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08/27/2005 01:37:33 PM · #10 |
| Wow - very nice. I like the angles and partial facials. any specifics on lens and lighting? |
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08/27/2005 10:07:25 PM · #11 |
Originally posted by pawdrix:
Check out this headshot site. There is some really good work there and I got a few good pose ideas too.
I'm surprised nobody mentioned it but the first two are, crazy tight if they are actually going to be used as headshots but they are all, very well taken images.
The third is tight as well but more usable...again if they are being used to get work. If not that's another story.
I have a few in my portfloio that I took the other day, super rushed so we might go back and do them over in better light. I took 180 shots in less than 20 minutes, while the model was working behind a slow bar. Strange but fun. |
thanks again for the link :)
@ jbsmithana : i used one of canon's cheapest lens. The 50mm 1.8 late morning lights, outdoors.
Message edited by author 2005-08-27 22:08:09.
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08/27/2005 10:13:27 PM · #12 |
Excellant shots, I really like the first one and then the third. Good job!
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08/27/2005 11:24:26 PM · #13 |
Originally posted by zerocusa:
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@ jbsmithana : i used one of canon's cheapest lens. The 50mm 1.8 late morning lights, outdoors. |
Thanks for the details. Natural light! I would not have guessed. Good job, beautiful. |
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08/27/2005 11:26:32 PM · #14 |
I like #2 the best for some reason....I think b/c I'm really drawn to the beauty of her eye. Nice job on all three!
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08/27/2005 11:28:43 PM · #15 |
Great job~! #1's my favourite! something about it... well, great job!~
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08/27/2005 11:29:07 PM · #16 |
great shots! all three look amazing
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08/28/2005 10:57:32 PM · #17 |
i guess most of you have not seen this kind of cropping in close up potraits before. Actually this 'style' is quite the norm in taiwan/china/japan model photography.
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08/29/2005 01:26:08 PM · #18 |
adding 3 more picture... they go as a set ala series
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