Thanks, Jeffery.
I don't know why, but I was always intrigued by somber photos, and I
guess that comes out in my work. I do like the idea of getting a range
of moods in every session.
But, I can see why it might not be for everyone. Glad you liked the more
upbeat ones, though. Thanks again. :)
-- Walt
On 6/19/2013 7:32 PM, Jeffery Johnson wrote:
These are nice Walt though the ones with her smiling are the better
ones of the bunch. The other ones she seems either really bored,
really depressed or just sad.
On Tue, Jun 18, 2013 at 4:07 AM, Walt <ldott...@gmail.com> wrote:
I woke up today with an itch to take some photos and decided, what
the hell
-- I'll see if I can find someone to pose for me. So, I updated my
Facebook
status to see if anyone might be interested. Shortly thereafter, I
got a
response from a friend of mine who's been telling me for quite a
while that
she wants me to photograph her daughter. She was ready to get it
underway
within two hours, but I told her I had to make some arrangements with a
friend of mine to see if I could use his place to take some shots
and that
we ought to shoot for the early afternoon, just to give him a little
bit of
notice. I called, he agreed, and we all went out there and started
shooting.
This is the product after my initial run-through of the more easily
workable
shots:
http://www.flickriver.com/photos/walt_gilbert/sets/72157634187251295/
All shot with the K-5 and F50/1.7 with my recently purchased flash unit
attached. I didn't bother with any wireless stuff as I wanted to
play it
safe and didn't want any big surprises. Also, I didn't realize until
I got
home that I'd had the diffuser in my pocket the whole time. So, some
of the
shots came out a tad harsh, but overall, I have to say I'm pretty
pleased
with what I was able to do. All shots were done hand-held with
manual flash.
Comments appreciated.
Thanks!
-- Walt
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