Friday ~ March 03, 2010
These were some shots from last night in my class....of course I had to be different....everyone else's were vvery nice normal portraits and these.....hmmmm...were mine......The interesting part was for me even though I struggled with my settings because people would add addition flash for what I had metered (Not making excuses just an explaination) These models prefered mine over others perfectly exposed shots....go figure.........I know I'm weird....but I said I would share even though I'm kinda embarrassed to do so :blushing:
http://people.lulu.com/storage/users/445/102445/images/38848/medium.jpg
http://people.lulu.com/storage/users/445/102445/images/38850/medium.jpg
http://people.lulu.com/storage/users/445/102445/images/38851/medium.jpg
http://people.lulu.com/storage/users/445/102445/images/38849/medium.jpg
BTW no post work done on these......Thanks for lookin'
Interesting shots. I like them!
Rob
Photography is a very subjective art. The comments by woodsac and Big Mike said it best...
Photo #4 is my personal fave.
I like the last one best!
No need to be embarrassed...thinking outside of the box is definitely a good trait.
I think it is possible to make portraits "different" and still have faces in focus and good contrast lighting and interesting compositions. expression is also important for a portrait.
however, art is subjective and it's great that the models liked your shots. what did your teacher think?
Could you borrow Rob's Tom from Rob for your session? ;) It almost looks like it.
I like the first and last best of the series.
What did you do to make the third look kind of painted?
Thanks guys and gals!! I had fun shooting...I really appreciate the feedback! : )
I likem too. The tilt gives them character. And I like all the different exposures. Well done gal 8 )
VERY cool. I love the first and the last. Wonderfully surreal!
Well I like em! Basically because they are different. #2 is a little dark for me. I don't mind the red tint though ;)
*Freaks unite!*
I think it is possible to make portraits "different" and still have faces in focus and good contrast lighting and interesting compositions. expression is also important for a portrait.
however, art is subjective and it's great that the models liked your shots. what did your teacher think?
Thanks for your comments Dieselcar........He said we needed to stay in touch, and that he really likes my style.
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