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Canon ball Registered: Jan 19, 2008 Total Posts: 419 Country: Ireland |
Hello folks. Here are a few from Halloween morning, we had a bit of good weather so headed out to a deciduous forested area and I attempted to capture a good environmental portrait of the young fella for the grandparents, who we haven't seen in a little bit. He started to walk recently, so is a little unsteady on his feet, and still prefers mucking about on all fours at times. Under the wooded shade shutter dropped to 1/30th, but got some good light in clearing areas. The last two are the full lengths one of which I printed and sent up to the folks. I know the light is not as 'Autumn Gold' as it could be, but it was what it was. A little cold and wintery! ![]() ![]() ![]() 4, 5 Portraits ![]() ![]() C&C welcome! |
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Steady Hand Registered: Dec 03, 2007 Total Posts: 13713 Country: United States |
Hi F. |
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mkweaver Registered: Aug 17, 2005 Total Posts: 2323 Country: United States |
What a doll! #4 and 5 are my favorites! I know the grandparents are going to be thrilled to get these! |
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05titan Registered: Jul 23, 2008 Total Posts: 788 Country: Canada |
1,2, and 3 are okay, but 4, and 5 are super and really made me smile. |
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Canon ball Registered: Jan 19, 2008 Total Posts: 419 Country: Ireland |
Thanks folks, yeah the first few were an exercise in IS, 1/30 with a moving subject in dull shade! The last two were the shots I was after. The little light spot on the tree behind him bothers me a little, but it's good PP practice to get rid of it. Thanks for looking! Steadman, the plan is to get those types of shots asap! |
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Mr. Malik Registered: Sep 13, 2009 Total Posts: 1293 Country: Canada |
the last one is a very nice expression and capture. |
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ESC in KC Registered: Dec 26, 2005 Total Posts: 2161 Country: United States |
The last two made me smile right back at him. Nice job. |