"Candids at 160"

[tekzero]

one of the newest galleries on my site is Candids at 160... usually people take pictures at parties, etc, but i thuoght id try to get some real candids, showing laughter, or just real pictures without posing..

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(tiesto was on...)
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[HollandHusker]

This is the kind of photography that really really interests me. I love #2 and #4. Very cool, and the dude with the Amsterdam t-shirt is the best! I love Tiesto, and Holland DJ's rock anyway

 

[tekzero]

This is the kind of photography that really really interests me. I love #2 and #4. Very cool, and the dude with the Amsterdam t-shirt is the best! I love Tiesto, and Holland DJ's rock anyway

hell yea bro, that kid is my brother hence more pix of him anyway, here's a closer look at the shirt

 

[Alex_B]

They all need more make up!!

just kidding! I think these pictures really capture the moment (or pretend to, which does not matter as long as you cannot see the difference ).

However, one thing I always wonder, and which disturbs me is the sweat-reflections (or grease-reflections?) in peoples' faces with these kind of shots. Does anyone know a way how to easily prevent it without applying make up (which would wreck the situation)?

maybe polarisers? or post processing?

 

[tekzero]

They all need more make up!!

just kidding! I think these pictures really capture the moment (or pretend to, which does not matter as long as you cannot see the difference ).

However, one thing I always wonder, and which disturbs me is the sweat-reflections (or grease-reflections?) in peoples' faces with these kind of shots. Does anyone know a way how to easily prevent it without applying make up (which would wreck the situation)?

maybe polarisers? or post processing?

what i wish i had was an external flash, speedlight, and aim up at angle so the light bounces off the ceiling, usually that helps with those kinda reflections, all i had that nite was the pop up flash on the D50

 

[tekzero]

bump

 

[antarchitect]

Nice shots. Sometimes candids come out the best.

For the flash you could always use business card technique. Hold the card in front of the pop-up flash at a 45 deg angle to bounce the light off the ceiling. Kind of a pain but it works in a pinch.

 

[x highhand17]

I love these great shots especially the first one and the 10th

 

[Lensmeister]

excellent shots