Post Your Best Portrait Shots!

[neuroanatomist]

Precious! Nice shot.

Thanks! []

[ddt0725]

I was looking over some recent albums and ran across this, from Easter.

Absolutely beautiful picture, John!! You definitely captured a precious moment with this one!

Denise

[neuroanatomist]

Thanks, Denise! []

[Sheiky]

Great shot John! Also the rest is great...wow[H]


Here are a few I made about 2 weeks ago. My little sister is always up for some posing []





5DII with 24-105 @ 24mm f10 1/80 iso100 with polarizer





5DII with Sigma 50mm 1.4 @ f2 1/6400 iso100


Jan

[Keith B]

Nice shots Jan.


I especially like the second one. How is that Sigma 50 1.4. I'm really interested in it but there are tons of mixed reviews of it.


I never liked my Canon 50 1.4 so I sold it. The 1.2 is a little too pricey.

[Sean Setters]

And a couple of shots from yesterday (and maybe bumping the thread will get Jan's attention so he can respond to Keith's Sigma 50mm question). :-)

[Rodger]

Love the flare Sean!


Here are two from a recent senior shoot! (I broke free from my strobist foundations and shot natural light!)

[neuroanatomist]

I like the first shot, Rodger. The second looks overexposed a bit. Also, maybe I'm being dense here, but what's that black object behind her, and why is it there? It's pretty distracting to me...


--John

[Sean Setters]

I like the first shot, Rodger. The second looks overexposed a bit. Also, maybe I'm being dense here, but what's that black object behind her, and why is it there? It's pretty distracting to me...


--John
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It's her shoes (intersected with a blade of tall grass, I believe). :-)

[neuroanatomist]

It's her shoes

Ok, I was being dense - now that you point it out, it's obvious. I still find them to be distracting, though... []