Been a while, but took the boyfriend out to do some photos : )
Honestly, my favorite was the one of him on the dumpster. He saw it and immediately said that he wanted a photo on it lol. I think I'm going to work toward my portrait photography being less about getting something that is technically good and more about a cooperative experience w/me and the subject. Those always seem to be my best results (other than candids).
Sweetf8 wrote:
A7R II - Metabones IV - EF 16-35mm f4 @ 16mm
This is a double exposure image. I set the camera on bulb then lit the inside of each kiln with an orange gel covered flashlight. On walking back, I removed the orange filter and lit the outside. This resulted in a 261s exposure with short star trails over the kilns. I didn't like the star trails so I took another exposure for the stars.
Got up and took a hike hoping for a sunrise. I was at elevation and the clouds were dominant, but they also made for some wild effects and colors. Here are a few:
Am I the only person to find this style of architecture imposing and sort of prison-like? I'm sure that wasn't the original intention, but sometimes walking through the space is quite different than surveying the model.
Joshua: That shot from Brono is a true stunner.
Werner: Those icile shots are stunning.
Stephen: Amazing sunrise shots. The colorful sky lighting up the snow coated trees is a sight to behold.
Helena: Those snow macros have wonderful clarity and light. Amazing job.
Jim: I really like that "oak series". The warm autumn sunlight makes for great lighting.
Robert: That's a pretty impressive cave.
austinschutz wrote:
Been a while, but took the boyfriend out to do some photos : )
Honestly, my favorite was the one of him on the dumpster. He saw it and immediately said that he wanted a photo on it lol. I think I'm going to work toward my portrait photography being less about getting something that is technically good and more about a cooperative experience w/me and the subject. Those always seem to be my best results (other than candids).
the dumpster shot is my favourite too, great urban portrait with contrasting red dumpster and blue pants!
Honeymooning with the Sony A7 III and been testing it primarily with the FE 50mm 1.8
Continous Eye-AF is so useful for capturing the little one. Sony A7 Mark III + FE 50mm 1.8 by Earl Dieta, on Flickr
