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DPC posted in the group Portrait Photography
Meaning of the word “Portrait”
The word “portrait” hails from Old French, where it meant to “paint” or “depict,” essentially capturing someone’s likeness.
When we say we’re taking a portrait, we’re not just photographing a face or a person; we’re capturing a moment, a mood, a glimpse of the soul. We are, in essence, portraying someone’s…Read More
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Michael Tree posted in the group Portrait Photography
Created this portrait today for a Matric Farewell Canon R6, EF 35MM, 1/250s, F5.6
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A collection (possibly a slide show) of Mono Conversion Track Cycling Images… testing how the DPC Platform works.
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Hi Glen, We would have preferred a 16×9 ratio, but these slideshows are around 16×6 if you want to crop it in Lightroom.
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Well… her we go.. learning how to navigate and upload images… thought to try out with a few images shot for “The Bubbly Bar” @ The Village Stables Market. Have to admit I had to drink each set up to ensure the champagne was fresh and full of bubbles.. The shoot did get a lot more complicated as time went on … oops.
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Glen, reflective surfaces are not easy to photograph, you need to purchase the following book https://www.amazon.com/Light-Science-Magic-Introduction-Photographic-dp-0367860260/dp/0367860260/ref=dp_ob_title_bk
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DPC posted in the group Daily Photo Digest
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DPC posted in the group Daily Photo Digest
Ernst Haas. Route 66, Albuquerque, New Mexico, 1969
“Route 66, Albuquerque, New Mexico, 1969” is the most iconic work by one of the pioneers of colour photography, Ernst Haas. This photograph became a symbol of America’s automobile culture and golden years. It’s eye candy at its best, as the viewer’s eyes keep exploring the otherworl…Read More
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DPC posted in the group Portrait Photography
Photographer: @daniebester
Model: Angel MoyoISO-200, 1/640 sec at f/1.8. Canon EOS-R, RF 35mm lens.
Lightroom EditSharing some portraits of Angel, taken during a practical portrait session. Unusually, Danie chose a wide-angle lens. While most portrait photographers, including Danie, often opt for telephoto lenses like 50-85mm for APS-C…Read More
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Vincent vW posted in the group Black and White Photography
Light at the end of the Tunnel.
Fujifilm SX-10; 0.8 sec at F16, ISO200, XF16-80F4 R OIS WR)
Northern Farms MTB Routes through the tunnel
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DPC posted in the group Daily Photo Digest
Jacques Louis Daguerre. Boulevard du Temple, 1838
Photo Credit: WikipediaCaptured by Jacques Louis Daguerre, “Boulevard du Temple” is a landmark in photography history. It showcases the first humans ever to be photographed: a man getting his shoes shined and the shoe-shiner. This achievement required meticulous scientific processes and an…Read More
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Romantic poses are a key signature in the work I deliver to my clients. Hands are one of the most powerful tools we can use as photographers to direct a viewer’s attention. When our subjects touch each other delicately it gives the viewer a deeper sense of closeness. Top tip: The higher up a touch is the more intimate the pose.
To see more of my…Read More
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Some words of wisdom that encourages us to look at the world around us from a fresh perspective.
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Hi there
I’m wondering if someone could please guide me wrt pricing a matric dance shoot however it’s not an individual, it’s for all the matriculants at the event. I’ve never done something like this before so I’d appreciate a little guidance please. I’m still quite reasonable with my individual charging so don’t want to be too pricey 🙏🏼2 Comments-
Are you the official photographer for the event or will you be hired separately by a group of matriculants? If you are the photographer for the event, a good idea is to find out how much the previous photographer charged and also if the results were satisfactory and then charge accordingly. Hope that helps
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Hi Warren, yes I am the official photographer for the event. Thank you so much, will look into that
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Lesson learnt… next time i will first crop images to suit the layout of the slide show…