thought to share a couple of portraits shots i did over the weekend


comments and critiques please!
cheer
leon
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A couple of portrait shotsey guys
thought to share a couple of portraits shots i did over the weekend ![]() ![]() comments and critiques please! cheer leon D70s/D200; Tokina 16-50mm 2.8; 18-70DX ; 50mm 1.8 ; 80-200mm 2.8D ; SB600 + Stofen Omini Bouncer
Re: A couple of portrait shotsHi Leon,
I'm no expert, but, I prefer the pose of the 2nd one, as its more engaging, love the lighting of the first one! Cheers Mak Canonian
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Re: A couple of portrait shotsthanks...was trying to achieve a "dreamy" scene on the first pic.
![]() as for the second pic, does anyone find the background was a bit distracting? D70s/D200; Tokina 16-50mm 2.8; 18-70DX ; 50mm 1.8 ; 80-200mm 2.8D ; SB600 + Stofen Omini Bouncer
Re: A couple of portrait shotsthe eye contact in the second is very pleasing, well done.
for me, for portraits, I usually like the perspective from focal lengths 70-200 (crop or no crop no difference). both of these look shot side, and I think too wide. #1 take care not to shoot features at the edge where distortion occurs at your chosen folcal length, her hand is undesirably elongated. in #2, I would suggest cropping the background above her head out. really like the capture of #2! ![]()
Re: A couple of portrait shotsNice eyes in #2
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Exactly. I also think that the vignetting you've applied is .... not quite there. The fading should obviously be there, but paradoxically, it should not be obvious that it's there. g.
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