The landscape shots two pages back, especially Kevin's snow valley shot, are really remarkable. Of course, Joshua never ceases to amaze me with his ability to capture stunning portraits.
I haven't been able to go out and shoot a lot lately; either I was busy on the weekend or the weather sucked, sometimes both. Anyways, here are two shots from a recent trip to a botanical garden.
Chris_88 wrote:
The landscape shots two pages back, especially Kevin's snow valley shot, are really remarkable. Of course, Joshua never ceases to amaze me with his ability to capture stunning portraits.
AGeoJO wroteOriginally, I was using a white reflector and Rachel saw the gold, flip side while the reflector was moved around. She suggested to use the gold side after that. It was actually quite fitting considering the sunset.Joshua, stunning shot. I love the lighting and really this is what makes the GM 85 so special Charles, thank you very much! I am flattered by your compliment.
Another image from the same session but I used the Sigma 135 for this one and yes, white reflector. It is a different model this time around and the sun was a tad higher, too.Boot bokeh! That's incredible Beautiful capture Joshua.
Thank you, Robert and yes, you are right, boot bokeh !
Thank you, Philippe and thank you sharing your excellent images from around Paris!
Chris_88 wrote:
The landscape shots two pages back, especially Kevin's snow valley shot, are really remarkable. Of course, Joshua never ceases to amaze me with his ability to capture stunning portraits.
I haven't been able to go out and shoot a lot lately; either I was busy on the weekend or the weather sucked, sometimes both. Anyways, here are two shots from a recent trip to a botanical garden.