p.66 #1Portrait and People Image Thread using Sony
GabrielPhoto wrote:
Fake rainy day shoot.
It's a very good start - I think one thing that kind of causes discontinuity is the studio lighting vs it appearing ambient but I like the image and rain layer!
May 24, 2021 at 10:13 AM
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p.66 #2Portrait and People Image Thread using Sony
Natural light portrait of the wife on graduation day, R4 and FE85
p.66 #3Portrait and People Image Thread using Sony
KE_Photo wrote: GabrielPhoto wroteFake rainy day shoot. It's a very good start - I think one thing that kind of causes discontinuity is the studio lighting vs it appearing ambient but I like the image and rain layer!
p.66 #10Portrait and People Image Thread using Sony
GabrielPhoto wrote:
Detective Bella is on the case!
I love your setup images and notes. Looking at the first image, I would never have imagined that the darkness behind her was an empty space, rather than a wall. Wonderful lighting to give the illusion of this really being a location shot of an actual window. Good news is, there was never any glass to clean. 🙃
p.66 #11Portrait and People Image Thread using Sony
Grenache wrote: GabrielPhoto wroteDetective Bella is on the case! I love your setup images and notes. Looking at the first image, I would never have imagined that the darkness behind her was an empty space, rather than a wall. Wonderful lighting to give the illusion of this really being a location shot of an actual window. Good news is, there was never any glass to clean. 🙃
Thank you so much for the kind words! I love this kind of shoots, they are always a lot of fun for sure.
I'm feeling a little dizzy looking at this "feels like I am right there" image. Is the subject truly that close to the edge? Regardless, great capture that I can't stop looking at.
p.66 #17Portrait and People Image Thread using Sony
LBJ2 wrote: shac wroteHiking buddy - last week's trip https://www.fredmiranda.com/forum/ufiles/40/2172540.jpgI'm feeling a little dizzy looking at this "feels like I am right there" image. Is the subject truly that close to the edge? Regardless, great capture that I can't stop looking at.
Hi - yes he is right at the edge - pretty typical for him - perhaps being a Yosemite climber in his younger days affected him. I prefer to stand well back.
p.66 #18Portrait and People Image Thread using Sony
Sometimes I do shoot hot models like everyone else. ha ha Not so much any more - these are dredged up from the old days of the A7RII... The model traveled quite a distance to shoot with me so I repaid her with about a dozen different looks packed into our single session. These were a few of my faves...
Hand painted canvas background - Batis 85
Hand painted digital background - 24-70 GM
24-70 GM
Digitally painted and colorized bokeh bubble background - Batis 85
p.66 #19Portrait and People Image Thread using Sony
Actually, I don't like using a MF lens since it slows me down during a fluid session like shooting portraits. I still don't but I do like the result coming from that lens...
p.66 #20Portrait and People Image Thread using Sony
Finally some portraits with some fully vaccinated folks! Woohoo! Both shot very simply and on the fly with natural light and a Sigma 50 Art + Black Pro Mist 1/2.
