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I did some practicing over the weekend focusing on colour, depth of field, textures, lines, composition. Had so much fun.
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Hi Everyone, I’m a new Pro member. Great to be a part of the Tribe.
I have a family 50th next weekend and I would love some guidance/discussion on a few areas please…
1. What’s the best lens to use? I have a 15-35mm, a 50mm prime and a 85mm prime…
2. What’s the best lighting solution? It will be a typical house party. Some areas will be w…Read More3 Comments-
You didn’t mention when the event will be taking place. Nighttime or daytime? If indoors, consider using a speedlight and bounce flash to eliminate harsh shadows and bring light into the eye sockets. Daytiome, or evening, always ensure that people’s eye sockets aren’t dark or sunken. I’ve posted a short tutorial on bounce flash last week – do c…Read More
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Brilliant feedback, thxs Danie. The function will be late afternoon into the evening. The 85mm is a F/1.2. Ill definitely check the tutorial out. ill post some of pics to to show the outcome.
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Great! The 85mm f/1.2 is an amazing lens. On an APS-C camera, it might be a little too long, but as I said, it’s fantastic for candids and those shallow DoF portraits.
If you haven’t used a speedlight before, it might be quite challenging. As long as you tell them you are still learning, they won’t expect too much. Don’t be afraid to experiment,…Read More
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Edward Ruthven posted in the group Conceptual Photography
Soldier
Canon EOS 70D, f/8, 1/800sec, ISO 100, 21mm.
Paint with Flash, 40 odd flashed photos combined in Photoshop. Walked around subject with speedlight taking the photos, had to edit myself and flash out of a great deal of the photos, final edit in lightroom.
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Thanks for sharing your technique Edward.
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Class Assignment: Key Elements of Art
Focal Point, Light and Shadow, Line, Shape and Form, Colour, Space and Texture.
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Luke Brouwers posted in the group Travel and Landscape Photography
Luke Brouwers, Waves Study 1″ New Zealand 2023
Canon 90D, 1 sec@f/16, ISO 100, 10mm(10-20mm)Sigma, tripod used. Edited in Lightroom and Photoshop.
#Seascapes #LongExposure #LukeBrouwers
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John Griffin posted in the group Architectural Photography
Your thoughts please.
5DMk4, Samyang 2.8 14mm, 1/15 sec at f5.6, ISO 200, Tripod. Post in lightroom. My question is this: The first edit, the darker one, is fairly close to the actual look and feel of the house but the agent asked me to do a lighter edit. Love to hear thoughts on this. Looking through portfolios of photographers specialising in…Read More
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The darker image is better and more accurate, but I’ve also had a few clients who requested a brighter exposure, which I will adhere to.
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Thank you. I guess the client is always right. (or nearly always)
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This is beautiful
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Riette Jonker posted in the group Wildlife Photography
Taking a Swim
Canon EOS 400D DIGITAL EF28-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS USM
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Thank you for posting, Riette. Egyptian geese are an excellent choice for practising bird photography skills. You can find them just about everywhere where there is water. These are a few pointers that could help if you are interested in bird photography. Firstly, don’t give up! then, try your best to get the entire bird sharp using a faster…Read More
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Assignment: The Art of Visual Composition 101: Key Elements of Art
Photo Credits: DIYCraftPhotography, Nancy Anne, and more
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Winifred Harms posted in the group Food Photography
It’s not every day that you get the opportunity to shoot a cake that has been baked for King Charles III. Created by the incredible Olympian Chef honour!
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Lovely board!