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Thoogsby posted:Shoot with a real background? bobmarleysghost posted:Also a MUA helps if you know someone (looking at the older man's haircut) Thanks, I will work on those next time.
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In the first two (not so much with the whole family portrait) the subjects look super-awkward. The first one is especially bad for that - the guy looks nervous and he's fiddling with his glasses which makes the whole shot look forced and tense.
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thetzar posted:One more, trying to steal Bang3r's light. I quite like that, steal away! And something from yesterday.. I guess it's a portrait in a sense?  Paranoir by bang3rachi, on Flickr Strip boxes forever! And one more from the last shoot.  Anatomie : Andrew by bang3rachi, on Flickr
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Thoogsby posted:that rules 365 Nog Hogger posted:This is great. Thanks!
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Bang3r posted:
Why have him slightly off center? Either crop the left or add similar padding on the right imo
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thetzar posted:A couple recent people. Owns. Friends or strangers?
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ansel autisms posted:Why have him slightly off center? Either crop the left or add similar padding on the right imo I thought about doing that but I like to have things a bit off sometimes.
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Subyng posted:Owns. Thanks! Co-workers.
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I finally got a decent shot out of my Pentax 67, what a learning curve: Richard by Kyle Sonnenberg, on Flickr
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Erostratus posted:I finally got a decent shot out of my Pentax 67, what a learning curve: I'm curious what you are finding difficult about the 67. Fake Edit: Nice shot.
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11x11 inch clear glass ambrotype, reverse painted with black acrylic. bit sloppy but new to this size so hopefully technique will improve over time 
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I dig the idea and the light, I just wish something more were happening with her hands/fingers. More dangly, less claspy.  Untitled by Jason, on Flickr
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Kakhaber Tsiskaridze Kiev 88, Arsat 80mm f2.8. After show meet&greet.  img306.jpg by Iain Compton, on Flickr
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thetzar posted:I dig the idea and the light, I just wish something more were happening with her hands/fingers. More dangly, less claspy. Yea you're right, it looks odd. also her hand doesn't look like it's dangling naturally. Gotta keep an eye for those details. Your photo is pretty good though, great light, very clean. Very nice.
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This makes me think of a bizarro Wizard of Oz and I like that about it.  2016-03-20_Lilly-Maternity_0045 by Nicholas Kneer, on Flickr 2016-03-20_Lilly-Maternity_0011 by Nicholas Kneer, on Flickr 2016-03-20_Lilly-Maternity_0082 by Nicholas Kneer, on Flickr
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Really fun.  Katie by Jason, on Flickr
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dakana posted:This makes me think of a bizarro Wizard of Oz and I like that about it. thetzar posted:Really fun. Thanks! 
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thetzar posted:Really fun. The lighting works really well with the clothes. We'll done.
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dakana posted:This makes me think of a bizarro Wizard of Oz and I like that about it. Is the baby in prison?
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365 Nog Hogger posted:Is the baby in prison? This is also unfortunate: 
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ahleeshaa posted:
The frond on the right is bit distracting and leads your eye out of the frame almost immediately. This scene feels more like a thing you should have shot in horizontal format to give a more balanced look to the composition. On the technical aspects the chroma noise in your midtones is out of control here, did you boost the exposure and/saturation in post?
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I have been taking more portraits of strangers, all on the Rolleiflex. Kerry, Tuart Hill, March 2016 by Simon Deadman, on Flickr Joseph, Osborne Park, March 2016 by Simon Deadman, on Flickr Hayden With His New Coffee Table, Tuart Hill, April 2016 by Simon Deadman, on Flickr York, January 2016 by Simon Deadman, on Flickr
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Those are killer. How do you approach people? That's the part that scares the hell out of me, people are crazy.
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Thoogsby posted:Those are killer. How do you approach people? That's the part that scares the hell out of me, people are crazy. People are generally cool, and if you're shooting with a TLR, people are curious. Just ask. Source: some portraits of strangers I've shot that aren't as dope.
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My experiences with strangers just passively walking around shooting landscapes have been overwhelmingly negative. I think people's relationship with cameras and being photographed varies region to region.
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Thoogsby posted:My experiences with strangers just passively walking around shooting landscapes have been overwhelmingly negative. I think people's relationship with cameras and being photographed varies region to region. I think that there's a difference between a stranger taking strange pictures and asking someone if you can make a portrait of them, though. I've gotten my share of strange looks and been followed a few times when shooting landscapes, but approaching someone with a smile and explaining that I'd like to photograph them has never even gotten me a polite "no". (not that they are good enough pictures for me to post here). And the "funny camera" helps, I'm sure. My TLR and my 4x5 strike up conversation and disarm someone a little more than my giant dSLR.
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Yeah, those are good points. I was talking to someone on here recently about which camera gets you the most disarmed response from the average person on the street. I would think it would be any type of view camera / something that looks "old".
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deaders posted:I have been taking more portraits of strangers, all on the Rolleiflex. I thought Patrick Joust joined the forums for a second here.
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