First time trying studio portraiture - Page 2

sworks · 26th March 2016, 19:18

What a character the gentleman is, very well captured

coolcat · 26th March 2016, 20:51

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Originally Posted by sworks

What a character the gentleman is, very well captured

Just a few more

Gutted about the dodgy chair in the last one

Rocket · 26th March 2016, 21:06

The chair!!!!

Those people have guns !!!

Good shots.
Do I detect an vintage feel to the last one?

coolcat · 26th March 2016, 21:14

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Originally Posted by Rocket

The chair!!!!

Those people have guns !!!

Good shots.
Do I detect an vintage feel to the last one?

Yep, hence the modern chair kind of spoiling it

They make all their own jewellery including props such as the guns

Steve42 · 26th March 2016, 21:26

good work Jeff some nice photos .
love that hat she has on lol .
have a mate that used to take that sort of stuff till he was asked to do a photo shoot.
problem was it was by a male who wanted some photos for his work .
all I will say was his nick name was horse . so I think you can make up your own minds what sort of model he was . it seems he liked to make films

Teflon · 26th March 2016, 21:26

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Originally Posted by coolcat

I really like this one - a terrific photo. It would never have occurred to me to focus on the gun barrel. Very creative Jeff, you have a real talent for photography.

Cliff

coolcat · 26th March 2016, 21:34

Last one tonight, love this as you can see all the photographers in the goggles reflection,
I'm in there somewhere

coolcat · 26th March 2016, 21:43

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Originally Posted by Teflon

I really like this one - a terrific photo. It would never have occurred to me to focus on the gun barrel. Very creative Jeff, you have a real talent for photography.

Cliff

Does kind of make it almost 3D like

coolcat · 26th March 2016, 21:45

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Originally Posted by Steve42

good work Jeff some nice photos .
love that hat she has on lol .
have a mate that used to take that sort of stuff till he was asked to do a photo shoot.
problem was it was by a male who wanted some photos for his work .
all I will say was his nick name was horse . so I think you can make up your own minds what sort of model he was . it seems he liked to make films

Hope he didn't have to do the make up as well

Steve42 · 26th March 2016, 22:14

lets just say he didn't need a telephoto lens .

but the nd grad filter was handy to take a bit of glare off .

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Steve42 I really should get out more....... mg 190+ Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: Bedworth Posts: 2,267 Thanks: 191 Thanked 368 Times in 248 Posts	good work Jeff some nice photos . love that hat she has on lol . have a mate that used to take that sort of stuff till he was asked to do a photo shoot. problem was it was by a male who wanted some photos for his work . all I will say was his nick name was horse . so I think you can make up your own minds what sort of model he was . it seems he liked to make films

26th March 2016, 22:14	#20
Steve42 I really should get out more....... mg 190+ Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: Bedworth Posts: 2,267 Thanks: 191 Thanked 368 Times in 248 Posts	lets just say he didn't need a telephoto lens . but the nd grad filter was handy to take a bit of glare off .