Had the chance to take this lovely young lady’s pictures this weekend, and thought this one would work well for Cee’s challenge.
For more entries, visit Cee’s Black & White Challenge: Close Ups.
Had the chance to take this lovely young lady’s pictures this weekend, and thought this one would work well for Cee’s challenge.
For more entries, visit Cee’s Black & White Challenge: Close Ups.
For the challenge this week, I went very simply. I did a few tweaks in the RAW converter, and that was it. Here’s the original:
As you can see, my nephew is a not only a great model, but also a great sport. Here are the settings from the RAW converter:
And with just those changes, I found that I had transformed the image to this:
Subtle changes, but worth the effort.
To see more examples from this challenge, visit After Before Week 42 Challenge.
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Last week’s challenge was about profiles. This week, it’s about getting up close and personal with your subject. Close ups are fun and challenging, whether you’re shooting a person or a flower. It’s important to make sure you are focusing on what you want to have in focus (sometimes a challenge when you are used to using auto-focus). It’s also important to pay attention to lighting. My subject was back-lit, so I forced a subdued flash to fill in.
IN A NEW POST CREATED FOR THIS CHALLENGE, SHARE A PHOTO OR TWO OF CLOSE UPS (HUMAN OR NOT).
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I have a confession to make. I enjoy profiles more than standard portraits. I know that sounds a little off for someone trying to build a business as a portrait/wedding photographer, but it’s true. I think you get some of the most interesting expressions when your subject isn’t looking at the camera. Sometimes you capture a pensive look, sometimes something more mischievous.
IN A NEW POST CREATED FOR THIS CHALLENGE, SHARE A PHOTO OR TWO THAT INCLUDE AT LEAST ONE SUBJECT IN PROFILE.
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I’ve just begun my adventure as a portrait photographer, and I’m having a great time. Here are some of my favorites (most I’ve posted before).
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Let’s face it, no one shows patience at all times, except maybe this young man. This is my nephew. I have watched him his entire life, and he is the most patient person I have ever met. He loves playing with his younger cousins. He lets them climb all over him, hang from his arms and legs, and put strange objects (like this soccer ball) on him without making a fuss. There have even been times when he has come away in some pain, but hasn’t let on until the fun was finished, and then never to the little kids. He is an amazing man.
IN A NEW POST CREATED FOR THIS CHALLENGE, SHARE A PHOTO OR TWO THAT TO YOU REPRESENTS PATIENCE.
Everyone is welcome to participate, even if your blog isn’t about photography.
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