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 02/07/2011 07:29:52 AM · #101
My wife and Kid:



02/07/2011 04:17:27 PM · #102
I was going to add this before, but never got around to it. Jedusi's comment reminded me to post.
Natural light and reflector


Message edited by author 2011-02-07 16:17:42.
 02/08/2011 01:26:34 AM · #103
02/08/2011 02:13:34 AM · #104
02/08/2011 07:11:12 AM · #105
02/08/2011 08:01:24 AM · #106
02/08/2011 09:04:55 AM · #107
02/08/2011 03:22:49 PM · #108

02/08/2011 03:47:00 PM · #109
I guess I can add this now.



02/08/2011 05:29:46 PM · #110
02/08/2011 11:09:05 PM · #111
Day 6 (I'm behind!)
02/08/2011 11:13:00 PM · #112
Day 7
02/08/2011 11:26:09 PM · #113
Day 8
02/09/2011 12:31:20 AM · #114


Finishing up an order tonight. Another from my last Senior session of 2010.
 02/09/2011 03:02:14 AM · #115
02/09/2011 07:50:46 AM · #116
02/09/2011 10:17:26 AM · #117
Day 9
02/09/2011 03:51:33 PM · #118


Yoga this morning.
 02/09/2011 04:09:44 PM · #119
Not to rain on anyone's parade - but what is a portrait to you??? I thought generally head and shoulders shot. I'm seeing a lot of full body images that I would not consider portrait.
 02/09/2011 07:38:34 PM · #120
Here are three shots taken with essentially the same set up. First attempt at a "studio setup"


Ava was soo sick but wanted her picture taken!

Aaron had to be bribed with the candy cane.

Proud parents!!

Thanks in advance for any suggestions/comments.

Bruce

02/09/2011 07:47:44 PM · #121
Originally posted by love:
Not to rain on anyone's parade - but what is a portrait to you??? I thought generally head and shoulders shot. I'm seeing a lot of full body images that I would not consider portrait.


Head and Shoulders is certainly a type of portraiture, popular with "studios", but posed photograph of a person is a portrait, as compared to a snapshot of someone or action photography. More specifically a portrait is a likeness of a person. Someone's "likeness" is not always best captured in the face alone, nor against a muslin backdrop.

Message edited by author 2011-02-09 19:51:39.
 02/09/2011 07:57:15 PM · #122
Originally posted by BMacD:
Here are three shots taken with essentially the same set up. First attempt at a "studio setup"


Ava was soo sick but wanted her picture taken!

Aaron had to be bribed with the candy cane.

Proud parents!!

Thanks in advance for any suggestions/comments.

Bruce


what is your lighting set up for these?
 02/09/2011 08:37:47 PM · #123


I'm falling behind on commenting. I'll catch up by Saturday. It's been a hectic week.
 02/09/2011 10:13:13 PM · #124
Toward the end of high school swim season the boys first dye their hair and then, a few days later, they shave their head. Here is an image of two pics I took of my son 24 hours apart.
02/09/2011 11:48:04 PM · #125



From a maternity shot I did a while back...

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