Blogs tagged "Portrait"

An equestrian from Yorkshire visiting Manchester to take part in the St George Festival, drinking in the beer tent....

last year was a 365 year, this year it's portraits, first up a self.... two Nikon SB800's one, camera left with Westcot umbrella the second, snooted and gelled against the back wall Nikon d300s + 24-70 lens

Hello again folks. If you prepare for a female portrait shooting, make sure that the stylist, the make up artist and the coiffure artist work in harmony and deliver clothes, make-uo and hairstyles of the given period you want to recreate or your model wants to appear like. I think this beautiful...

The flesh which is visible! Hello dear friends. I am back, battling a long illness affecting the optic nerve, and my vision. My current topic was inspired by this picture where you see a colour differentiation on face and bust and from cheek to cheek. http://www.ephotozine.com/photo/the-look...

Lots of talk on line about what "professional" means. To some it means "high quality" to others it refers to someone who relies on photography for their living. Often times these two definitions do not run hand in hand. Market forces I hear you cry! - only those who have both wil...

I'd recommend you try them all, especially if you shoot still pictures. There is of course a reason we call vertical pictures "portrait" pictures and the horizontal ones "landscape" but if you have a digital camera play around. I have seen portrait pictures taken in square forma...

We’ll start of with a couple of cute attention-grabbers. Whilst I’ve been conscious of wanting to get some good photos again, I’ve tried to get a bit of downtime in this week. The weather’s not been fantastic, so I’ve had a great excuse to play with our kitten. Over the last couple of weeks, I’v...

My tabby in one of his more pathetic moments. Poor guy just wanted to escape the traumatic rigmarole of our other cat. Nikon D300; Tamron 18-270mm PZD @ 100mm; ISO 200; F/8; 1/250s. VC off.

I've been trying to get my fiancee to sit for me for a while. I got home from work today to find that she had dressed herself up, put make-up on, and planned a lovely home-cooked meal to mark the end of the year. After that, she suggested letting me take her photograph. We got many that I love...

I've slept most of today, in preparation for a nightshift I'm doing. As a consequence, I did leave it rather late before I remembered that I hadn't taken a photo yet. My work colleague was most accommodating, and allowed me to take his picture. In retrospect, I should have positioned him fart...

Happy Halloween! Just a quick seasonal one tonight, as I've spent most of the evening catching up on the last week of uploads. Nikon D300; Tamron 18-270mm @ 185mm; ISO 200; F/6.3; 1/250. VC on. *Photomonth technique inspired this one.

Taking the tour This beautiful lady makes wonderful company. She hardly ever complains about my photographic compulsions, and takes me to some wonderful places. She deserves a medal! Today we explored the Colosseum, Palatine Hill and the Forum, with the assistance of Romaround Tours, who ...

Daniel I’ve met up with my family this weekend, and seen my nephew for the first time in a few months, who now walks and replies to questions. A friend of mine once told me that the most important things in life are photographs and memories. I always liked that expression. I’m not in the...

A shell echoing with the song of who I was before I got lost in a maze of streets return journeys legions of shadows driven by want or need. Clusters of shells rattling jangling cavorting downwards and out of sight. Words & Photo by Roger Ariis © moodypaws More original art...

Edward Olive - fotógrafo artista para bodas info@edwardolive.com tel: +34 605610767 www.edwardolive.info La fotografía Social – Revista – Revue – Magazine “Edward Olive encarna a la perfección el espíritu ecléctico y multidisciplinar que caracteriza a la creación actual, en su traye...