I don't do people shots

1714 posts
16 years
Somewhere warm and sunny

Posted 22/10/2011 - 13:05 Link

But at PIPS camera club we had a chance to use some studio lighting and have a go. I chose to take some pictures from further back with the 70-200 while the "models" were not "posing"
Please let me know how bad they are and how I could improve.

1. Colour

1. B&W

1. Sepia

2. Colour

2. B&W

3. Colour

3. B&W

4. Colour

4. B&W

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08tiger 08tiger

2931 posts
18 years
Atherton tablelands,
NQ

Posted 23/10/2011 - 01:30 Link

Dont mind the first three colour shots, the man and lady, not so keen on B&W , plenty of detail and good lighting. not very keen on the man with dark side to his face.

C&C welcome.
Don.

Mannesty Mannesty

7650 posts
21 years
Totana,
Spain.

Posted 23/10/2011 - 08:13 Link

The colour shots seem OK to me. The first B&W shot seems good too. The other B&W shots are lacking in contrast somewhat.

IMHO, the last colour shot is the best, very dramatic. I like it.

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Edited by Mannesty: 23/10/2011 - 08:13

CoDa CoDa

1384 posts
18 years
Bedford

Posted 23/10/2011 - 20:02 Link

Mannesty wrote:

IMHO, the last colour shot is the best, very dramatic. I like it.

Agreed

Colin

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