that waterfall should have been a longer exposure

 

yeah the colors look a bit off try manually metering u will get awesome results.. oh yeah and bracket take like 4 or 5 shots of the samething messing with ur aperature and shutter speed out of 5 shots u usually come out ith one that looks awesome just metter one or 2 stops each way

 

anyone doing any model shooting? i wanna get into it but wanna know whos got a good recomendation for a lens should i go prime?

i did these for a girl trying to start her portfolio but i think its more her making the shots good than me i want like sharper infocus lens for this type of thing

 

I would suggest lenses like the 50mm and the 28mm that have lower aperture settings for sharper results. Also, I've noticed a lot of the HIN photographers use the Canon 28-135mm. Possibly because you have a larger range for different subjects. Too bad Canon doesn't have the 18-135 like Nikon does. That would be perfect.

 

god shes hot

 

the 18-55 lens i used to have was decent for a stock lens but that and three other lenses got stolen i also had the canon prime 50mm the plastic mount one and a some other one that had issues

and yes she is a quite gorgeous specimen if i do say

 

w0w, she's cute! if i had the chance to take some shots with her....

first


then


finally

 

um seems like u need a flash really. Make sure to get a diffuser if u don't have one too. Also, u can tell she is in a closet. ha ha

 

thats one thing you have to ask him. he has his reasons, if u wanna know, ask him. all i know from reading stuff online is that its what the photographer is trying to compose and not what YOUR trying to tell him to compose.

as for portrait... ive seen people use 50 and 85mm for portraits. i would lean more towards 85 though... for the IQ reason.

 

nastos: no i shoot in manual mode. i've only been shooting for a few weeks and that was my first real day out with it.

 

Very nice!




What sort of payment method did you accept for that?

 

lol a couple of bj's

 

nudes or ban

 

Lovin this new 10-22mm lens

 

 

 

sigh













taken with a webcam. you're whole idea about all photos having to be in focus, grain free and always in focus is your opinion. Let me know when you get bored of that and try more creative ventures with photography

 

Hmm ... I think you need to post more photos of her for a *Ahem* better review. ;-)

 

New Shots, I got a polarizer filter!













This was freshly painted, I have a picture of what the wall used to look like in my profile.


hope you like!

 

yeah so ive been shooting since tenth grade homie

but there a difference between artistically out of focus and the portrait u posted earlier lol im not trying to hate u obviously have alot of good stuff