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    Re: Post Your Best Portrait Shots!



    here's one I took of my friend today while playing in an abandoned house.


    Exif and such:


    F8.0 ISO 100 1/125 XTi w/ 24-70 F2.8 Cactus KF36 bounced out of an umbrella full power to the right, behind the wall and a 430ex at 1/16 (i think) camera left behind the wall bare. Comments/critiques are much appreciated.





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    ~Jordan
    7d w/ BG-E7, 24-70 f2.8L, 70-200 f2.8L IS II

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    Nice shot Jordan!


    I love the black foreground! I might have moved her to the [camera] left side and into the larger opening. That would give her a body rather than just a neck and head. Love the lighting you used though!


    That looks like a veryy fun place to shoot!


    -Rodger

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    Re: Post Your Best Portrait Shots!



    Quote Originally Posted by Rodger


    I might have moved her to the [camera] left side and into the larger opening. That would give her a body rather than just a neck and head. Love the lighting you used though!
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    I have some similar to that but it was so cold (25-30 degrees) we didn't really have much choice in wearing something that would really look that good. we've made plans to go back when its warmer haha.





    Quote Originally Posted by Rodger


    That looks like a veryy fun place to shoot!
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    it's a great place to shoot, most of the plaster is falling apart, theres wholes everywhere in the walls, it's an all around amazing find [:P], it's just really dark since its all boarded up.





    ~Jordan
    7d w/ BG-E7, 24-70 f2.8L, 70-200 f2.8L IS II

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