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 04/25/2008 03:44:54 AM · #1
...at what I have been doing lately. I haven't been entering many challenges lately because between family, work and photos I've had no spare time. Here are some photos from a few shoots I have done. Would love a little feedback. I am still working on getting my lighting correct....am slowly getting there.

What do you think?
 04/25/2008 05:22:20 AM · #2
You have improved greatly. When you are doing front on portraits always aim for the eyes to have the most focus.
 04/25/2008 05:46:10 AM · #3
Thanks for the hint Judi.
 04/25/2008 06:29:42 AM · #4
I would love some comments......
 04/25/2008 07:11:12 AM · #5
Left a couple of comments. Bump for the next guy. :-)
 04/25/2008 12:50:30 PM · #6
there was something else I was told by Hell's Camera Club (full of geriatrics) that goes along with Judi's comment:

If you're doing a face portrait of someone, put their eyes higher than the halfway point, otherwise it makes it look a bit unbalanced.

I took note of this and it works. It's a simple thing but sometimes overlooked and it makes sense when it's put into words.
 04/25/2008 06:11:10 PM · #7
Originally posted by Tez:
there was something else I was told by Hell's Camera Club (full of geriatrics) that goes along with Judi's comment:

If you're doing a face portrait of someone, put their eyes higher than the halfway point, otherwise it makes it look a bit unbalanced.

I took note of this and it works. It's a simple thing but sometimes overlooked and it makes sense when it's put into words.

I presume you mean way point of the shot. Will keep it in mind. Thanks
 04/26/2008 05:07:18 AM · #8
Not a bump, just a little nudge.
 04/26/2008 11:03:25 PM · #9
A couple of comments mentioned about the centre photo in the collage being different. I am shooting on shutter priority. What do I need to set the camera on to have consistant light/colour.
 04/26/2008 11:41:26 PM · #10
Personally... I shoot exclusively in manual when shooting with lights, just to make sure I get exactly the desired result every time. Having said that... my lighting isn't great... so take it with a grain of salt.
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