Post Your Best Portrait Shots!

[Sean Setters]

Dang Sean...


That shot is awesome. Not just the lighting but the composition is phenomenal.

Thanks Chuck. I like it too. It's kind of surprising how much I like it because I skipped over it in my initial review of the images. I didn't catch it until the next day when I took a look at them on my home machine (I had originally gone through them on my girlfriend's laptop). In fact, it had the honor of being the first photo I ever printed on my new Pixma Pro9000. ;-)

[Chuck Lee]

That's cool....How's that new printer...we expect a good thorough Sean Setters review....[] in a seperate thread...of course

[twistedphrame]

That's a great shot Sean.





Here's a self-portrait I did the other night while bored. I wanted to get shadows from the tree in the front yard but couldn't make it work so I just switched up my flash placement


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[Chuck Lee]

Very cool one-light there, twisted. Nice comp.

[Sean Setters]

I agree, nice shot. I like the restricted light area (like when using a grid or snoot), and it works well with your framing.

[twistedphrame]

it was actually two cinimon toast crunch snoots set onto one another (i'd say in the area of 8-9") from about 10-15 feet. and thanks guys.