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Latest job: it's a tough life...
She turned up straight from work with minimal make-up and no additional clothes.
Did the best we could.
I gather she was 'coerced' into this by her BF - who paid for the shoot - but was so thrilled with the images she's booked another session with a MUA and stylist.
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A few from our recent trip to Wales:
Panorama stitched from multiple shots
No editing
HDR'd
No editinghttp://farm8.staticflickr.com/7231/6933696372_603c9ce220_b.jpg
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5220/5458655980_a4baa7e6e1_b.jpg
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aged park image by 77ric, on Flickr
my local park, I was passing through early doors one morning, and the sun coming from low behind the trees silhouetting them a little, didn't have my 500d with me so had to settle with the HTC Desire. I've also got this bee in my bonnet about making shots look old, especially victorian at the moment.
Now i'm just waiting for a good sunny clear morning to get back there with the 500d with ef 28mm ƒ2.8 and tripod and get a better shot.Fancy a brew?0 -
77ric, that is awesome!0
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Arkady001: is that her real eyes? they are properly leaping out at me, they actually make me a tad uncomfortable!!0
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sheepsteeth wrote:
taken last week at a day out in broadstairs with an epl1 with 14-42mm kit zoom
iso100
1/500 sec
f/5.6
thats a great little photo. If you put a blur on the top and bottom it makes it look like a proper model beach scene with tiny model people, eg
The dissenter is every human being at those moments of his life when he resigns
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i like that!
my camera has an art filter called "diorama filter" which does that in the camera, i never think to do it
i sometimes forget that a picture can be fun as well as wll taken if that makes sense (im not suggesting for a minute i kno anything about taking a photo well of course
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sheepsteeth wrote:Arkady001: is that her real eyes? they are properly leaping out at me, they actually make me a tad uncomfortable!!
Her eyes are slightly overdone in these - the result of a mis-match in my workflow - I've now re-ordered some of the actions to take care of this:
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Not posh or artistic, but I like them
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Is that a kangawoo or a wabbit?
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It's a Kangeroo, called Kenny.
It's something they do for my daughters school. Kenny comes home with 1 kid each weekend and you have to go out and get photos of kenny (and your kid) doing various activities.
I just wanted to get some pics that were a bit out of the ordinary because all the other ones from the other kids were a bit boring.0 -
Haha, sweet idea! I like it.0
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one similar to the shot of mine that yeehamcgee had a play around with over in the RAW thread
Amongst Winter's Debris, Spring's New Life - Holga like by 77ric, on Flickr
some trees
2011-04-24 at 08-17-09 by 77ric, on Flickr
and Skip the dog, who belongs to forumite Krafty_pk
Skip- victorianised by 77ric, on Flickr[/url]Fancy a brew?0 -
A couple I took tother day:
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Cat With No Tail wrote:Not posh or artistic, but I like them
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"There's a shortage of perfect breasts in this world, t'would be a pity to damage yours."0 -
sheepsteeth wrote:were you not allowed to photoshop that ring out of her face?
I like it - it's 'her'...0 -
So who's the girl wearing her?Arkady001 wrote:sheepsteeth wrote:were you not allowed to photoshop that ring out of her face?
I like it - it's 'her'...0 -
a shot from just a few days ago, shot just outside the simply stunning village of Portnahaven.
red phone box by 77ric, on FlickrFancy a brew?0 -
77ric
I love that. The colour in the phone box, and the desaturated, drab look of the rest of it is striking. Great work.0 -
yeehaamcgee
Thanks, it's not an effect I'm normally a fan of, it's a bit overused but in the case of this photograph it really suited the the subject matter and increases the impact of the final image.Fancy a brew?0 -
There are some great shots in this thread....I would really love to hear the workflow behind the portrait shots that Arkady001 has taken...and I am loving the B&W shots people are taking.
Here are a few of mine
Paris - Straight from the camera
Conwy Castle at Night from Deganwy
Wife & kids + 1 extra.
Shoot the shooter
My Little Mermaid
My First go a panning
My first go at stitching
Mirror Drops
Kitesurf - could probably do with a black vignette on this one
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i feel unqualified to comment but those are some brilliant looking pictures, i love the panning picture especially.0
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Some of mine here - http://www.flickr.com/photos/davidkneen ... 915747004/
Not sure I can compete with the pro's here though.....We're in danger of confusing passion with incompetence
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Lazy. This is a photo thread, post some photosddraver wrote:Some of mine here - http://www.flickr.com/photos/davidkneen ... 915747004/ 0 -
wow really liking this thread. some cracking images. How about putting in a bit of detail on them you know like camera used, aperature setting and stuff, gives the incentive to try new ways and techniques. Good stuff anyway.The dissenter is every human being at those moments of his life when he resigns
momentarily from the herd and thinks for himself.0
