12sndsgood
No longer a newbie, moving up!
- Joined
- Sep 24, 2010
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- indianapolis
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- www.square1photography.com
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Okay, since I have been laid off I have decided it is time to give my photography a push. so I made my own backdrop. got my camera and flash out and started working learning on better how to light a subject, subject ended up being me since most people work during the day. okay i used my sb900 with a reflective unbrella (last few times ive used the shoot thru. so i figured i'd try something new.) for the standard portrait shot it was to camera right (my left) around 40 degrees or so and a bit above eye level. the hardest part i had was trying to get focus while photographing myself. not sure if there is a secret to this or not. second shot was just me being an idiot. looks like my dof was too shallow to keep my arms in focus on this one perhaps. and the last one was just screwing around again with the flash in front of me and low to the ground. thats a face u can trust right? lol so let me hear everyones responce. tear them up please and point out any flaws you see. this is how i improve.
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test_3 by Sndsgood, on Flickr
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DSC_0009 by Sndsgood, on Flickr
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test by Sndsgood, on Flickr
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test_3 by Sndsgood, on Flickr
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DSC_0009 by Sndsgood, on Flickr
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test by Sndsgood, on Flickr