Portraits
Posted 16/06/2009 - 13:04
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I like the compositions.
his works well.
hers...I'd try short lighting to narrow her face and a slightly higher angle to hide the chin more , and get some fill into the far eye, as well as get her to look at a different spot to keep the whole retina in the closest eye.
you know the old saying about cracking a few eggs to make an omlette?
I'd say this is definately better than broken eggs, not quite an omlette, perhaps a really good denver? very good!
his works well.
hers...I'd try short lighting to narrow her face and a slightly higher angle to hide the chin more , and get some fill into the far eye, as well as get her to look at a different spot to keep the whole retina in the closest eye.
you know the old saying about cracking a few eggs to make an omlette?
I'd say this is definately better than broken eggs, not quite an omlette, perhaps a really good denver? very good!
Fired many shots. Didn't kill anything.
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93 posts
17 years
UK
Here's my shot at a couple of portrait shots.
I had the AF-360FGZ 45 degrees camera left.
Builders light bounced from wall camera right.
And direct builders light from behind at 45 degrees.
Comments andtips welcome please!