Delivering the Sermon
Nov 21, 2015 07:04:20 #
I am fortunate that my church family allows me to practice my craft on them. They actually encourage it. I caught this shot of my good buddy filling in for the regular minister who had a last minute emergency.
Nov 21, 2015 13:45:21 #
Nov 24, 2015 22:22:57 #
LOL!! What a cutie!!!! Thanks for the smile tonight Bill!!!! I needed it!
WAR10CK wrote:
I'm not sure any amount of PP can help that dude. :shock: ;-)
Nov 25, 2015 19:21:32 #
Erv wrote:
LOL!! What a cutie!!!! Thanks for the smile tonight Bill!!!! I needed it!
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That dude doesn't need any PP. Raw fits the Bill :)
Nov 25, 2015 21:34:54 #
jaysnave wrote:
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That dude doesn't need any PP. Raw fits the Bill :)
That dude doesn't need any PP. Raw fits the Bill :)
There are those who would say he is quite raw...lol
Nov 26, 2015 08:06:56 #
No critiques, so I will critique myself. The angle puts the folded hands closer to the camera and they are predominate in the image. Cropping them out would yield a better portrait, but I left them in because they are part of the story. Colors are a little flat, but that is due to UH compression. Pressing download will bring them back.
This photo was an attempt to go "flashless" and get over my fear of high ISOs. Of course fill light would have enhanced the image, but in this scenario Mr. Bill is giving a sermon. Don't want to become part of the sermon.
Any other critiques or suggestions for low light "flashless" photography are welcome.
This photo was an attempt to go "flashless" and get over my fear of high ISOs. Of course fill light would have enhanced the image, but in this scenario Mr. Bill is giving a sermon. Don't want to become part of the sermon.
Any other critiques or suggestions for low light "flashless" photography are welcome.
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