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Great portrait. Wonderfully photographed.
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I like this kind of people too, its important
you like talking with crew. I like this
portrait so much. :)
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Very nice capture indeed! The lighting on
the face is well executed also.
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Just fantastic!!!
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Dramatic, but not upset. Just a lot of
energy going on right there.
I need that lens.
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Great capture of his expression.
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Just curious: is this straight on-camera
flash, or bounced? I notice you're using spot
metering -- do you set the flash power set
manually?
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Exuberant. Fabulous capture.
3-2-1
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gawd that's sharp - killer
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love the sharpness and color of this
shot-well done!
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@Josh: Bounced, flash set manually.
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Nice exposure, I originally thought that it
was natural lighting.
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1) This makes me want to learn flash
techniques. This and your various
strobist-related photo posts all do. Very
neat stuff.
2) I went to two cello recitals today. Both
musicians were very dynamic while playing. I
wish I had talked to them before about
shooting during pieces, or brought a sweater
to muffle the sound of the camera cycling.
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Perfect focus on the speaker, what a
wonderful portrait!
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Stunning portrait! Very nicely captured.
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At f1.4, how did you get past the shallow DOF
and have such a sharp finish?
Usually if I use f2.8 or bigger, only the
susbject nose is sharp and everything else is
blurred.
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Great expression. Great portrait and color.
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Fantastic portrait. Yeah, he looks very
dynamic. Cool.
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At f1.4, how did you get past the shallow DOF
and have such a sharp finish?
I keep track of my focal planes.
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OK so I've got the whole circle of confusion
/ hyperfocal distance in my brain.
As an example at 85mm f1.4 with a flash,
how far were you from the subject when you
took this shot? (sounds like an algebra
problem)
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Junior Diggs: Haha, more like a trig problem.
Angle of view at 85mm, 1.5x crop factor...
Also: When I've been bored, I've shot graph
paper at an angle with my 50/1.4 to get a
better feel for the volume of space that will
be in focus.
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If it helps, this photo wasn't cropped at
all.
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this is fantastic, ryan! he definitely does
look dynamic.
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He has a young spirit
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Yup... I know exactly what you mean after
spending a whole weekend photographing poetry
readers... Some of them were a struggle to
capture effectively...
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He is positively glowing.
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Really agreeable composition topped off with
glorious bokeh from the 85mm f/1.4.
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