Shania & Brody Dog
by Wildwood512
Was asked by my daughter Amy's friend's mom to shoot some graduation pics. I am not an expert on portrait lighting (though I crave to be!!!) So my photos take on a pp signature to mask my lack of lighting expertise. I like my results in post editing, but would really prefer to know what I'm doing with flashes, lighting and general portrait equipment, etc. in the field.
Anyone have a SIMPLE tutorial and budget friendly equipment set up I could consider? Much appreciated!
Shot at neighbor's barn inside the stall area which was extremely tight quarters for maneuvering....dog wondered into the barn...had no room to back up otherwise wouldn't have clipped his foot. Love the shot anyways!
Uploaded05/12/2016 - 02:18
CategoryPortraits / People
Camera Make: |
PENTAX |
Camera Model: |
PENTAX K-5 II s |
Date Taken: |
2016-12-03 13:49:59 |
Exposure Program: |
Aperture priority |
Aperture: |
f/5.6 |
Max Aperture Value: |
N/A |
ISO Speed Rating: |
400 |
Focal Length: |
29 mm |
Lens: |
N/A |
Metering Mode: |
Pattern/Matrix |
Exposure Time: |
1/60 sec |
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Somerset
This is as good as I could manage but the light's a bit harsh and directional (I don't even own a flash-gun.)
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