Pedro_lopez
No longer a newbie, moving up!
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- Nov 6, 2016
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- Ft.Lauderdale, Florida
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Okay I don’t know what happened but I posted in the wrong forum instead of people galleries.
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That was fast! I was actually looking for how to contact a moderator and here you come swooping in thanks! Anyways Happy New Years Everyone!Okay I don’t know what happened but I posted in the wrong forum instead of people galleries.
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No worries, I moved it to you. If it ever happens again, just contact the moderators (PM us or use the "report" button on the bottom of the post) and we can move it.
Yeah! I liked the shots especially the first one with perfect lights and edits.
That was fast! I was actually looking for how to contact a moderator and here you come swooping in thanks! Anyways Happy New Years Everyone!Okay I don’t know what happened but I posted in the wrong forum instead of people galleries.
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No worries, I moved it to you. If it ever happens again, just contact the moderators (PM us or use the "report" button on the bottom of the post) and we can move it.
Yeah! I liked the shots especially the first one with perfect lights and edits.
Yessssss! The first shot is very sensual,very alluring,and I just love the way you've shot down the length of the window. using a technique that back when I learned it some 20-odd years ago, was called "skimming". The brightness rendering of the blue colors from the neon sign is excellent. The red coloring is very striking. Most definitely, that is a fine picture. The second shot does not have nearly the same degree of excellent, dramatic, and revealing lighting, and the bokeh in the background appears what I call "nervous"; see the bricks on the left side of the frame? Not so pleasant. In shot #2, the face and body appear udner-lighted to me, and it looks like the shot is also a bit under-exposed on her face and body as well.
Shooting at f/1.4 at this distance range otfen leads to insufficient depth of field to make a really GOOD picture...it's better to stop the lens down to f/3.5 or f/4, and get the doggone subject in crisp,clear focus. Night time metering can be tricky, yes, understood!
Shooting at f/1.4 at this distance range otfen leads to insufficient depth of field to make a really GOOD picture...it's better to stop the lens down to f/3.5 or f/4, and get the doggone subject in crisp,clear focus. Night time metering can be tricky, yes, understood!
I guess I still need to let go of shooting at the lowest aperture I’m able, definitely will stop down next time.
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Shooting at f/1.4 at this distance range otfen leads to insufficient depth of field to make a really GOOD picture...it's better to stop the lens down to f/3.5 or f/4, and get the doggone subject in crisp,clear focus. Night time metering can be tricky, yes, understood!
I guess I still need to let go of shooting at the lowest aperture I’m able, definitely will stop down next time.
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That’s not always an easy habit to break.
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