Post Your Best Shots of... YOU!

[Sean Setters]

Shot this last night. I loved the look of this old post office in town. I couldn't resist.

[Richard Lane]

Hi Mark,


The tractor shot is my favorite, it

[Richard Lane]

Hey Sean,


Love the shot and location, as well as the relaxed low angle perspective and composition. I'm aware that you struggled with the reflection behind you, based on your online setup notes, but I would be curious to see this photo with a more subdued version of that reflection, which may provide a more somber look within the context of this setting, but I wouldn't remove it entirely, as I feel it does add something to the shot.


Rich

[piiooo]

... I feel it does add something to the shot.

I agree, it is almost like a catchlight on the wall [:P] Great shot, Sean.

[Sean Setters]

Thanks guys. Maybe next time I

[Firestarter]

Since I am a newcomer to this forum, I'll post my mug shot as well, even though it's late in the game...





"We Come In Peace" - Leica Digilux 2 with 28-90mm f/2 lens at 35mm. Plus some doodling in Photoshop.


This was shot with my first digital camera (which I got six years ago and kept using until very recently).

[Steven23]

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work in progress

[HDNitehawk]

[quote user="Sean Setters"]Thanks guys. Maybe next time I

[powers_brent]

It's been a while since I have posted to the forums. SO, here goes!!!








Canon 50D with Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 @ f/11, 1/100 sec, ISO 400


Canon 430EXII shot thru @ 1/4 power above and Yong-Nuo YN460 shot thru @ 1/8 power below (clamshell). Both triggered by CTR-301P's.

[Dan Fleming]

... I feel it does add something to the shot.

I agree, it is almost like a catchlight on the wall [img]/emoticons/emotion-4.gif[/img] Great shot, Sean.

That's no catch light, its just Sean showing off his super-sized halo.