p.105 #6 · Portrait and People Image Thread using Sony
It's strange that of all the different styles of photography I've been interested over the years, portraits never really excited me; but as I look back through my pictures they're the ones that bring back the most memory and sentiment.
Sorry for the photospam, these are my favorite portraits over the past 2-3 years - apologies for the sometimes off white balance, you can tell when I haven't used a grey card unfortunately. My partners skin is hard to work with if WB is off as she doesn't get out into the sun often!
p.105 #7 · Portrait and People Image Thread using Sony
MarcPec wrote:
It's strange that of all the different styles of photography I've been interested over the years, portraits never really excited me; but as I look back through my pictures they're the ones that bring back the most memory and sentiment.
Sorry for the photospam, these are my favorite portraits over the past 2-3 years - apologies for the sometimes off white balance, you can tell when I haven't used a grey card unfortunately. My partners skin is hard to work with if WB is off as she doesn't get out into the sun often
Yep. It’s the family images that increase in value every year. Our nice landscape and wildlife images we love to take will all pale in comparison to the images of friends and family 30 years from now. It’s people that really matter in the end. Great images!!
p.105 #8 · Portrait and People Image Thread using Sony
mudlake wrote:
Yep. It’s the family images that increase in value every year. Our nice landscape and wildlife images we love to take will all pale in comparison to the images of friends and family 30 years from now. It’s people that really matter in the end. Great images!!
Agreed 100%, Eric.
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Taken during a rewarding photography trip to Myanmar a few years back. There is something about portraits captured using that low MP camera and that using a lens that a lot of folks looks down to...
p.105 #14 · Portrait and People Image Thread using Sony
MarcPec wrote:
It's strange that of all the different styles of photography I've been interested over the years, portraits never really excited me; but as I look back through my pictures they're the ones that bring back the most memory and sentiment.
Sorry for the photospam, these are my favorite portraits over the past 2-3 years - apologies for the sometimes off white balance, you can tell when I haven't used a grey card unfortunately. My partners skin is hard to work with if WB is off as she doesn't get out into the sun often!
What a great set! I shoot mainly family nowadays, so I’ve been paying more attention to portrait techniques, light, composition, and how to bring out a bit more character. Here is a few of my favorite ones.
p.105 #19 · Portrait and People Image Thread using Sony
mudlake wrote:
Tim - you made that 50-150 sing! Excellent!
Thank you! Definitely something I don't do very often. There were so many people there it was actually a challenge, I'm sure I missed a ton of other actors there. Here are some more from the same day.
