Post Your Best Portrait Shots!

Thought it might scare away the locals..


Any thoughts on the school or know anyone that might have experience with it?

From a recent wedding shoot.





5D MkII, Canon 24-70mm f/2.8L @ f/2.8, 40mm, ISO 800, 1/200 sec





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The Bride by Ben__Taylor, on Flickr





Thanks for looking, C & C always welcome.


Ben.

I like it. I

Thanks mate.


I guess every shot comes down to personal taste doesn

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Originally Posted by Rob Gardner

Here's a different take on a portrait. Canon 1D Mk IIn with Canon 24-70 f/2.8L. 28mm @ f/2.8, 1/160sec at ISO 100. One Canon 430EX strobe bouncing off back wall/ceiling corner.


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Nice shot!! I really like the composition and how you matched the color of the sheets with her eyes (or the other way around). I feel it really pulls the photo together.


Not the biggest fan of the vignette on the bottom half though...I like the effect added by it (more focus on the subject), but the hair is being lost in there a bit.


But all that being said, WELL DONE! [:D]

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I love shooting wide apertures in bright sunlight. :-)

Grandmother and granddaughter. This shot was noisy and soft, but I still like the way it came out after some touch up.



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T1i, 28-135 @ 44mm, f4, 1/25sec, ISO 1600

I like it. :-)

Thanks Sean! You say your latest shot was in bright sunlight, but there