p.68 #2 · Portrait and People Image Thread using Sony
My neighbor and her dog. This lady was a Rockette in her day. I am just getting started trying to learn to photograph people with their pets...A7RII and 24-70 2.8 GM.
p.68 #4 · Portrait and People Image Thread using Sony
Neurad1 wrote:
My neighbor and her dog. This lady was a Rockette in her day. I am just getting started trying to learn to photograph people with their pets...A7RII and 24-70 2.8 GM.
p.68 #6 · Portrait and People Image Thread using Sony
jacquesvroom wrote:
Thanks...you are too kind. I have always been reluctant to photograph people. I don't really know why...it just makes me uncomfortable somehow. Maybe pets can be the bridge
p.68 #8 · Portrait and People Image Thread using Sony
I took this photo while visiting a coffee shop in Ashland, Oregon. It was right around opening, and this gentleman was the only customer besides me. He had taken a seat on this counter where the sun was peering through the window, so I had to ask him if I could take his photo. He was really nice about it and told me to drive safe after making acquaintances with my 15-month old son in a stroller.
p.68 #11 · Portrait and People Image Thread using Sony
I guess this one qualifies as "People and portraits", with 85mm no less (Sigma DN to be precise).
The joy of icecream .
ƒ/1.4 85.0mm 1/3200s ISO100 SooC
p.68 #19 · Portrait and People Image Thread using Sony
Hodie wrote:
My kids at the Portland Japanese Garden.
Very nice, precious moments of beautiful children! :-)
Minor note - WB/color is just a bit off on these. #1 has a bit of reflective color contamination from green/yellow foliage - while #2 is a bit cool (shadow/shade). Hope this helps!
p.68 #20 · Portrait and People Image Thread using Sony
KE_Photo wrote:
Very nice, precious moments of beautiful children! :-)
Minor note - WB/color is just a bit off on these. #1 has a bit of reflective color contamination from green/yellow foliage - while #2 is a bit cool (shadow/shade). Hope this helps!
Thanks, Karen! For #1, I tried to correct some of it in Photoshop, but the scene had a lot of that already, so I just embraced it. There were maple trees behind me as well. I went back and forth on what effect I wanted. That said, I will continue to see if I can improve it.
For #2, you're absolutely correct. I need to be more attentive to that. It's my biggest struggle with portrait processing. Appreciate your comments.
(Sigma DN to be precise).
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