Some casual portraits of my step daughter. She uses these to promote her dance studio. Times like these I wish I had studio equipment. Instead, we used a shop light, reflector and on camera flash. Still the FE85/1.8 does a really nice job. Processed in LR
rji2goleez wrote:
Some casual portraits of my step daughter. She uses these to promote her dance studio. Times like these I wish I had studio equipment. Instead, we used a shop light, reflector and on camera flash. Still the FE85/1.8 does a really nice job. Processed in LR
I really like that third one, Bob. Gorgeous lady and super sharp lens!
Gunzorro wrote: rji2goleez wroteSome casual portraits of my step daughter. She uses these to promote her dance studio. Times like these I wish I had studio equipment. Instead, we used a shop light, reflector and on camera flash. Still the FE85/1.8 does a really nice job. Processed in LRI really like that third one, Bob. Gorgeous lady and super sharp lens!
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Here's an Impressionistic country road with snow.
Hey, I know it's no Minnesota!
General PP in LR, not a paint program.
Thanks Jim. Yes, a beautiful model certainly helps against my deficient lighting skills. I like your impressionistic country road. As for Minnesota, you must experience it (In January/February) to understand it.
Looking at a Path and Mountain Laurel (Kalmia Latifolia) flowers can be seen
Tripod mounted A7r and Minolta CLE MC 40mm f2 M-Rokkor lens
ISO 200, probably f11,1/20 second; processed in LR 6.14
June 6, 2015
Limberlost Trail, Shenandoah National Park