Hi, I just started shooting portraits and here are some of my pictures. Let me know your views so that I can improve more next time. Thanks!
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Nope, using Canon 700D.
oh, you are the one with 700D.
nice to meet you, and nice picture you took
if this is your first attempt,:thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:
color combination between background and subject lack of uniformity which does not blend into the feeling.
Not bad. The next step is to try to compose off center.
#3 (furry boots with brick wall) Did you shoot wide open as well? The subject's face is out of focus whereas her knees are sharply defined...
Yes it was shoot wide open. So do you mean I need to shoot with a smaller aperture for such full body shot? Thanks.
Yes it was shoot wide open. So do you mean I need to shoot with a smaller aperture for such full body shot? Thanks.
No. Focus on the eyes. This is portrait photography tip number 1 in every "beginning portrait photography" book, online lesson, etc out there.
What he mean the subject's leg is sharper than the face. It means if you focus correctly, her face should be sharper than the leg.
take a look at this picture http://www.viduse.com/artres/4571170.jpg
It has uniformity in color between the subject and background.
Brown color, subject attire is brown, even the ring is brown, therefore suit the brown background.
take a look at this picture
It has uniformity in color between the subject and background.
Brown color, subject attire is brown, even the ring is brown, therefore suit the brown background.
compose by selecting the active AF point to be on the subjects eye.
else don't shoot wide open.
there is almost no benefit to shoot wide open if there isn't any background very far away. this is particularly true if the background is a wall the subject is leaning against