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Well, I shot this one today. I used my new Paul C. Buff 42" PLM. I had 3 flashes firing full power into it camera left. I was able to really knock down the ambient while still exposing the subject (me). It was a fun little experiment...
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Oh gosh...best...NOT, but I'll play, we're all curious to put faces with signatures together.
I prefer to be behind the camera...and still suck at it, frankly[:'(]
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Love the catchlights in your eyes, BES...
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Originally Posted by Sean Setters
Sean, thanks, this is achieved from my eyes tearing up from staring into the lens and rather uncomfortable position (no tripod), LOL. But thanks. I hope one day i can be 1/16 as good as you are, but I am more of a weekend (or rather quarterly) photographer. I just caught myself yesterday questioning: how the hell do I adjust exposure compensation on my camera? Have not had it in my paws for ages....work.
This is a photo my wife took of me and my son, I think in early November.
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Was this shot taken at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York?
That chrome background looks familiar!
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Originally Posted by iboden
Whose image are you refering to? I looked back over them all, andmattsartin posted one with mirrors in the background, but other than that, I didn't see any with a chrome background. I'm pretty sure that his photo was taken in front of the Louisville Science Center.
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Originally Posted by lcnewkirk
That was indeed in front of the Louisville Science Center, I'm pretty much surprised anybody knew what that was :)
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Me about a year ago. 1D mk II, 24-105L @24mm, 1/250, ISO 100 and f10.