wife in japan

[pisduck]

Portraits of my wife taken on a trip to tohoku spring 2008.

PS: she is pregnant, not fat (tummy)

1. Lake Tazawa the deepest lake in Japan

 

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2. Shadow and light

 

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3. Autumn leaves in Spring

 

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4. Sakura

 

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5. Flowers

 

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6. Lake Chuzenji. A big volcanic crater lake

 

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7. S-Curve road.

 

[feelingwarmandhappy]

she's lovely!
#1's my favourite

 

[nigel84]

she's lovely!
#1's my favourite

if #1 is done in HDR and your wife superimposed in it. It would had looked terrific! Appears that, in all ur pics, you are not giving your wife enough attention. More like you are trying to show the surroundings instead of your wife in portrait in Japan.

 

[justanut]

Haha smart hubby... quickly clarify in opening statement Else sure :sweat:

 

[Redsun]

Haha smart hubby... quickly clarify in opening statement Else sure :sweat:

ya else he sure kana:bsmilie:

 

[jeanie]

is your previous nick wind30?
your wife has a strange resemblance to his...

 

[woonsin]

5. Flowers

Love this pic with more colourful flowers. :thumbsup::heart:
What brand cam and lens u use if you do not mind telling me?

 

[night86mare]

is your previous nick wind30?
your wife has a strange resemblance to his...

:sweat::sweat: i don't dare to ask but you asked it for me

 

[pisduck]

yup. I got deregistered.... night86mare, how come you still have not got deregistered

so this is my new nick. Well, the nick used to be my wife's online nick so it sounds a bit female.

Anyway, the camera I am using is SD14 for the wide angle shots and E330 (which I am selling for CHEAP $400) for the tele shots (4,5)

 

[1PNVS]

..simply beautiful....

 

[night86mare]

yup. I got deregistered.... night86mare, how come you still have not got deregistered

:bsmilie: wa, you so evil, want me to get deregistered :cry:

anyways, i thought this series was pretty nice, though some shots a bit "not here not there", e.g. #1, #6, #7, in these shots the inclusion of her clashes with the scene. as opposed to the rest, anyways, for example, #2 breaks the monotony and adds a certain happy mood, #3 lends a sense of scale and "fills" in a space, while framing the subject nicely (also something like that for #4), #5 makes an otherwise "normal" color layer shot more interesting; but well, it is not the case for those 3. but i can understand the concept of a record shot, i guess.

 

[An drew]

if #1 is done in HDR and your wife superimposed in it. It would had looked terrific! Appears that, in all ur pics, you are not giving your wife enough attention. More like you are trying to show the surroundings instead of your wife in portrait in Japan.

Good to put wifey in pictures if you want to take more pics during holiday. :thumbsup:

 

[nigel84]

Good to put wifey in pictures if you want to take more pics during holiday. :thumbsup:

LOL point taken! I totally agree. But till date i have yet to convince my gf to pose naturally in front of camera while i take pics of her. -.- sad case....

 

[pisduck]

:bsmilie: wa, you so evil, want me to get deregistered :cry:

anyways, i thought this series was pretty nice, though some shots a bit "not here not there", e.g. #1, #6, #7, in these shots the inclusion of her clashes with the scene. as opposed to the rest, anyways, for example, #2 breaks the monotony and adds a certain happy mood, #3 lends a sense of scale and "fills" in a space, while framing the subject nicely (also something like that for #4), #5 makes an otherwise "normal" color layer shot more interesting; but well, it is not the case for those 3. but i can understand the concept of a record shot, i guess.

my personal favourite is #1. There are many things I liked about that shot. The blue of the lake, the similarity in colors of the roof and flower, the texture and color of the bridge, the sense of symmetry, the sense of depth in the photo caused by the lines of the bridge, my wife crossing the bridge imparts a sense of moment (the framing was great as it does not intrude into the roof), even the umbrella is nice (fits with the stormy clouds).

Second shot I like is #3, mainly for the colors and hues.