--|-- Portraits of my wifey --|--

[andykyaw]

Hello folks,

Just would like to share some portraits of my wifey. C&C welcome.

#1 - @ Fort canning with a tele lens

#2 - @ Fort canning with WA lens

#3 - @Fort canning with a portrait lens

Thanks for viewing
Cheers,
Andy

 

[JacePhoto]

Thanks for sharing. You are lucky to have such a photogenic wife. Your wife is lucky to have such an enthusiastic photographic husband.

Congrats!

 

[andykyaw]

Thanks for sharing. You are lucky to have such a photogenic wife. Your wife is lucky to have such an enthusiastic photographic husband.

Congrats!

haha.. Thanks JacePhoto

 

[andykyaw]

** Woman in the rain **

#4 @ Old Upper Thomson road

#5 @ Old Upper Thomson road

 

[waynem]

Your wife looks really relaxed in the first photo, but the 2nd looks uncomfortable and her feet look big, if she is like my better half she wont like a photo that makers feet look big.

I love the rain photo's

 

[SilentSeth]

Yeap you're lucky.. no need to hire models to do portrait shots ^_^

Btw may I know what lens you used on picture #1?

 

[andykyaw]

Your wife looks really relaxed in the first photo, but the 2nd looks uncomfortable and her feet look big, if she is like my better half she wont like a photo that makers feet look big.

I love the rain photo's

Thks for ur feedback. "big foot" was due to 20mm WA lens on FX.
Rain photos were taken quite a while back on my old D7000.

 

[andykyaw]

Yeap you're lucky.. no need to hire models to do portrait shots ^_^

Btw may I know what lens you used on picture #1?

haha.. true

For #1, I used Nikon 80-200mm f2.8 D (2 ring).
It was shot wide open at f2.8 @ 200mm.

Thks for dropping by.

 

[SilentSeth]

haha.. true

For #1, I used Nikon 80-200mm f2.8 D (2 ring).
It was shot wide open at f2.8 @ 200mm.

Thks for dropping by.

I see.. because that swirly background blur that reminds me to some old but exotic lenses

 

[Gnabster]

For #4, it would be better if she placed both her hand completely on the road, it would looks more relax

 

[andykyaw]

For #4, it would be better if she placed both her hand completely on the road, it would looks more relax

Noted and thks for dropping by

 

[andykyaw]

#6 - with natural lighting

 

[nedy77]

lovely series :thumbsup:

 

[andykyaw]

lovely series :thumbsup:

Thks nedy77

 

[km1980]

Now, where's my wifey?

 

[andykyaw]

Now, where's my wifey?

1st or 2nd? just kidding bro..
Thks for dropping by..!

 

[An drew]

For #1, I used Nikon 80-200mm f2.8 D (2 ring).
It was shot wide open at f2.8 @ 200mm.

I see.. because that swirly background blur that reminds me to some old but exotic lenses

The photos are nice. I find the bokeh of #1 a bit jarring.

Why did you use your D7000 instead of D800 for some shots?

 

[km1980]

1st or 2nd? just kidding bro..
Thks for dropping by..!

Need both of them so I can do a 2x wifey series.

Haha. Good work, I like the rain photos. Keep them coming.

 

[andykyaw]

The photos are nice. I find the bokeh of #1 a bit jarring.

Why did you use your D7000 instead of D800 for some shots?

I used D7000 for abt a year before I get D800. So some shots with D7K and some with D800.
Thanks for ur comment on Bokeh and also for dropping by.

 

[andykyaw]

Need both of them so I can do a 2x wifey series.

Haha. Good work, I like the rain photos. Keep them coming.

haha.. I'll be waiting for that -> 2x wifey series
It's raining a lot these days. A good time to shoot Rain photos i guess.