Post Your Best Portrait Shots!

[Sheiky]

The Wonderful Wifey

Great nickname haha! But I guess it's true [A]


That's a great set of photos. I think the first one is the best(not looking technically at the photo). Good material for a portfolio. To be honest I have no clue of strobism [:P]


I also like the 2nd photo. Although I'm not sure what to think of the hair in front of the eye. The third one is my least favorite. I think she looks a bit sad and I personally think she's lit just a bit too light. But I must say I'm not really a fan of strobism and I'm probably very picky! [:P]



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Not a posed portrait. I was lurking waiting for some good interaction.

Nice one, I like the emotion/interaction. However it would be better if her eyes where opened just a little bit more. It isn't posed, so I guess they weren't really thinking about such things []



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Few photos I wanted to share, any comments and suggestions are welcome

Great shots! My favorite is number 3, very nice warm colors and a good environment for her.


-Jan
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[Sean Setters]

Took these on a recent photo shoot with a good friend for my portfolio.


The Wonderful Wifey was holding a SB-900 mounted atop a painter's pole (thanks Sean for the idea), shot through an umbrella, fired via cybersyncs.






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ISO Speed: 100









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Great series!

[neuroanatomist]

Here's one of our daughter from last week at the farm:



EOS 7D,EF 85mm f/1.2<span style="color: red;"]LII, 1/1250 s, f/1.4, ISO 100

[Richard Lane]

OMG! That is the cutest picture I've ever seen!


I've had my eye on this Lens for a while!


Great.., Thanks a lot, now I have to spend more money!


Rich

[PaulM]

Up close and personal.


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50 f1.4 at f2, ISO 100, tolerant son.


My first pic on TDP - hello,


Paul.

[Rodger]

Most recent senior shoot I've done. Comments appreciated!

[BogdanD]

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I really like this photo, what do you guys think?

[BogdanD]

http://www.flickr.com/photos/48939759@N07/4907065533/


I meant this ^. How do I embed pictures in my post?

[DavidEccleston]

If you have a url directly to the image. Click the film strip icon. Paste the URL in the box, optionally enter the dimensions (so the page doesn't re-layout when the image size is found).


It's against the Flickr terms of service to link directly though, they want the image to be a link back to their site. To do that:


1. On flickr, choose the "share this" drop down.
2. Click grab HTML.
3. Select a size that's no wider than 800.
4. Copy the HTML code box.
5. On TDP, click the HTML button (last button).
6. Paste in the HTML code.

[Tom Wertman]

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