lookin for a particular picture on this site...

Sigma 30mm f/1.4 EX DC HSM for Canon

12/22/2011 10:01:40 PM · #1

Been. Collecting stuff to use in my version of this pic...should have it up sometime in jan! Excited

james_so

Canon EOS 77D

11/23/2011 09:59:14 AM · #2

Originally posted by egamble:

ty for that link brennan. :) don't see one for this particular pic...

You could always PM him and ask, what's the worst that could happen :)

vawendy

Sony Alpha 1

Sony FE 200-600mm f/5.6-6.3 G OSS

11/23/2011 09:40:24 AM · #3

hehe... I just asked my group about that same photograph! I was thinking about doing something like that for remembrance. Too little time, too much work. But isn't it a wonderful shot?

Tamron SP AF 28-75mm f/2.8 XR Di for Canon

11/23/2011 09:08:02 AM · #4

ty for that link brennan. :) don't see one for this particular pic...

Message edited by author 2011-11-23 09:10:39.

BrennanOB

Canon EOS-1D Mark II

11/20/2011 02:59:38 PM · #5

If you want to emulate Leo's lighting, you might want to check out his lighting diagrams he has kindly posted

11/20/2011 01:00:23 PM · #6

thank you guys. :) gonna try this know that i know a bit more about lighting.

DCNUTTER

Canon EF-S 15-85mm IS USM

11/20/2011 12:56:08 PM · #7

Originally posted by egamble:

alrighty...a few years ago ...I saw a really neat shot of either one kid or two kids standing in front of their dads closet....and they saw all these costumes and uniforms ..etc. (sort of how kids see their daddys) does anyone know who shot it and where I can find it? I have spent almost a week browsing and looking for it.

thanks

Bvy posted the thumbnail link to the photo for you, but in the future save yourself a lot of time and use the image search box on the main page. If you type "closet" into the box and hit go it shows right up on the first result page. Another tip would be...since you remember the type and feel of the shot as being emotive and/or family related with the dad and at least one kid you can start your manual search in the galleries that make the most sense since most people are good at categorizing their photos when they submit. In this case Leo (

LVicari) choose the "Emotive" and "Family" galleries which were the most appropriate. The more you think about the shot and narrow it down the faster you'll find it. So if it's a B&W photo chances are pretty good that looking in the Black and White gallery would be the best place to start. Obviously not always the case depending on how the photos are tagged and whether or not the photographer too the time to add the best gallery, but again, I think most people are good at doing that here. BTW...It is a great shot, and I can see why you took the time to try and find it. :)

Dave

bvy

Sigma DP1x

11/20/2011 11:28:27 AM · #8