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Playing in the grass today with my 3 year-old. 7D and EF 100L Macro. ISO 100, f/4, 1/320s.
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My wife cooperating with my desire to do natural light shots with my still relatively new 50mm.
5DII + 50mm f/1.2: 1/250 @ f/1.2 ISO 100
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My nephew, who was very interested in this big white thing pointed at him all the time. Made it easy to get pictures of those big blue eyes.
5DII + 70-200mm f/2.8 IS II: 1/100 @ f/2.8 ISO 320
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My new niece with her Grandma. I darkened the background in an attempt to make it less distracting, what do you think?
5DII + 70-200mm f/2.8 IS II: 1/160 @ f/2.8 ISO 250
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Daddy thought giving him a cupcake would be a good idea. I bet Mommy was unhappy with Daddy after this little mess.
5DII + 24-70mm f/2.8: 1/80 @ f/3.2 ISO 400
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Hi Brian
Love your pictures.[:D] I perhaps (and I'm no expert in portraits) would have set the 50mm up to around f4.5 shutter around 250, realizing that the ISO will go up. ISO 800 is still a reasonable bet with the 5DMKII. Niece & Grandma same thing. F6.3, shutter 250, ISO as high as 800. [:^)]
I love the last the cup cake wrestle. Very nice. [Y]
Wally
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Actually my name is Aaron. [8-|]
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I'm no expert in portraits either, but I'm not sure if stopping down would really give me the effect desired in most portraits I see. Usually I try and minimize DoF. However f/1.2 may give a DoF too narrow, since her right eye is OOF, which some may not like that appearance. I'm still in the learning stage with the 50mm f/1.2, but I like most of the results I've gotten with it - seems to be the master of creamy bokeh.
Hi Aaron. Sorry calling you Brian. [:$].
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Tkerr, Great shots of your little one----these are definately wall worthy, but........I can't help but think this boy is going to be a master manipulator with nothing but a smile[;)]. Keep your wallet close and the neighborhood girls as far away as possible. Again, great shots
Thanks for sharing,
Bob
I finally got around to posting the cap & gown and casual favorites from Katherine's session...
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I had several favorites from this session, but chose these three because they represented a good, diverse cross-section of the shoot as a whole (sitting, standing, closeup--as well as three different wardrobes).
Top work again Sean, I like the light on the second image the best, it is very even and very natural.
You must need a whole car full of gear to get so much consistent natural light.
Steve
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Right now I'm at the point where my Mustang GT (with two 10in subs in the trunk) can't fit it all. I had a photography assistant actually bring some additional gear for this shoot that I couldn't fit in my car (the gear was a Paul C. Buff 22" HOBD and an umbrella, and we used neither during the shoot).