Post Your Best Portrait Shots!

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Originally Posted by Steve U

And another from me, fooling with some PP, not really knowing what I'm doing.





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Steve

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Cool effect Steve. It's really nice that the lines from the umbrella (I assume) of the small and blurred background are aligned.

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Thanks AnGelo, technically it might be a parasol, rather than an umbrella as I think it is more for fashion and shade than waterproofing, but yes it did work out aligned. I really enjoy taking portrait style images, but getting willing models is tough when you are a beginner like me.


Cheers,


Steve

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Originally Posted by Raid

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I really like this image, but I was wondering if being able to see both of those stunningly beautiful eyes would make it better? (For me it&rsquo;s always the eyes that grab me)

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Thanks Raid! How about this with two eyes visible.. [:D]


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Originally Posted by Steve U

Thanks AnGelo, technically it might be a parasol, rather than an umbrella as I think it is more for fashion and shade than waterproofing, but yes it did work out aligned. I really enjoy taking portrait style images, but getting willing models is tough when you are a beginner like me.


Cheers,


Steve

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Hi Steve! Thank you for correcting me. I feel so silly as I generally all call them umbrellas. About getting willing models, I share your sentiment... I'm having a hard time to personally ask so I ask friends, co-workers, and relative to do the talking. [:D]


Cheers!


- AnGelo

My cousin's wife...


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<p class="MsoNormal" style="margin: 0cm 0cm 10pt;"]<span style="font-family: Calibri; font-size: small;"]This is a lovely shot

Agreed, nice shot Angelo and i really like the splash of colour on her wrist, contrasts well with her smooth skin.


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And another pretty girl, with heaps of attitude. C&amp;C welcome I stuck that silly frame on it, but now am wishing I hadn't.


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Thanks for viewing.


Steve

Brilliant shot...[Y] Well done Steve


Wally

Wow ...I actually finally have something to post in this thread!!


My youngest daughter, Kellie


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