Post Your Best Portrait Shots!

[Rocco]

I really like that shot Rocco! Looks like just one light used, is that right? Was there a reflector or anything else used for fill?

Stephen

Thanks! There are two used. I had my 64" PLM with diffusion cloth set up for fill. I don't remember ratios or anything, but there wasn't much coming out of it. Main light had the white 22" beauty dish.

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[Rocco]

Lol. Feel like I'm hijacking this thread. Last one for a while!



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[btaylor]

Thanks Denise and David! It was such a fun shot to get. Ended with a hangover though which was less favourable.

[ahab1372]

Thanks Denise and David! It was such a fun shot to get. Ended with a hangover though which was less favourable.

LOL. One of the lesser known side effects of photography.
Great shots, all. Rocco, good to see you back

[Rocco]

Thanks Denise and David! It was such a fun shot to get. Ended with a hangover though which was less favourable.

Ha! In my experience, the stories worth telling end with hangovers. Great shot!

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[C.R.S.]

So the other day I saw this awesome B&W portrait by the celebrity photographer, Greg Gorman. It looked so simple I just had to try something like it. I added my own little flare to it and came up with this:

[Local Hero]

Here is one I took of my son for his 2nd birthday. Right now he is big into trains so my wife dressed him up like a train conductor.


6D; 50mm, f/3.2, 1/1250, ISO 100.

[clemmb]

Here is one I took of my son for his 2nd birthday. Right now he is big into trains so my wife dressed him up like a train conductor.


6D; 50mm, f/3.2, 1/1250, ISO 100.

Looks like he is loving it
great shot

[conropl]

I do not usually comment on portrats because what do I know other than what I like, but that is a cute picture. And I like that you did not remove the scratch between his eyes... it gives him the tough little boy look.

[Rocco]

Here is one I took of my son for his 2nd birthday. Right now he is big into trains so my wife dressed him up like a train conductor.


6D; 50mm, f/3.2, 1/1250, ISO 100.

I like it!! Finally, someone takes a portrait on the tracks with a model who looks the part. The outfit is what makes this work so incredibly well, IMO.