#4 is my favorite, I recently picked up a copy of the 200 f2 and I want to do some same types of shots with my family. I really love the painterly backgrounds that this lens can achieve.
nextelbuddy wrote:
great work as always! color pallette and skin tones are wonderful.
Thanks nextel!
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highcontrast wrote:
I seldom comment in this forum. But I will in this thread. Very refreshing portraits - fun to view and IMO brilliantly executed. Awesome!
Thank you Sir, your comments made my day.
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tsvng wrote:
You're my new favorite photographer.
Haha, thanks tsvng, I appreciate it.
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dakotabl20_01 wrote:
Superb.I love the second picture most.
Thankds dakota!
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danb708 wrote:
#4 is my favorite, I recently picked up a copy of the 200 f2 and I want to do some same types of shots with my family. I really love the painterly backgrounds that this lens can achieve.
Thanks dan, you won't regret it.
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CW100 wrote:
nice set with good 'bokeh' background
Thanks CW!
Hmmm. I mean, they look great. But the separation is almost too much for me. Makes me wonder if I should still be pining over a 200 f/2 or not. Or maybe I should get the 1.8...
Diavolo wrote:
I hate that you have this type of creamy bokeh.
Thank you?
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swordfishphoto wrote:
Hmmm. I mean, they look great. But the separation is almost too much for me. Makes me wonder if I should still be pining over a 200 f/2 or not. Or maybe I should get the 1.8...
The separation is too much but you want to get the 1.8? You don't have to shoot wide open with it. For me, the sharpness and speed of focus alone is worth it. It's sooo sharp, it's almost ridiculous. Plus, if I'm gonna pay 5 g's for a lens, I'm gonna shoot that baby wide open.
