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B/W Portraits
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Professional
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DimitrisDelta
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fenderbja
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I love the tones. You retained very delicate highlights in the dress and skin, a must in my book. The subjects pose feels natural and not at all contrived. She's well framed by the large window, maybe move her to the left a little so she's not so "bulls eyed". I think that would compliment the dark crack in the wall on the right... but that's getting pretty picky.
Good work, love the image.
Good work, love the image.
DimitrisDelta
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bigalbest
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bc_the_path
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Three portraits for comments and advice
Some of my first XP2 Super portraits with Hasselblad 500 C/M.
The lens is 150mm f/4 in all of them.
Details are as follows:
...1 : Open shade. Hand held. Slight toning.
...3 : Shade. Hand held. Strong toning (different from above).
...5 : Inside. On tripod. No toning.
Thanks for taking a look at.
Some of my first XP2 Super portraits with Hasselblad 500 C/M.
The lens is 150mm f/4 in all of them.
Details are as follows:
...1 : Open shade. Hand held. Slight toning.
...3 : Shade. Hand held. Strong toning (different from above).
...5 : Inside. On tripod. No toning.
Thanks for taking a look at.
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Framing, tone and pose, as near to perfection as you can possibly get!
Thanks for showing these.
Vic.