The roommate

Raina.Rae

I just got a new camera. And to the dismay of my room mate he has become my practice subject.



Thsi is one he took of me, and forgot to check the camera settings.


comment apreciated.

Nikolai

Raina.Rae wrote:

I just got a new camera. And to the dismay of my room mate he has become my practice subject.
Thsi is one he took of me, and forgot to check the camera settings.
comment apreciated.

I like #2 nice low-key:-)

Andrew Gould

Number two for me, also. I really like the light and the mood it produces.

Raina.Rae

The second shot was a pure accident, by not checking the shutter settings. The light happens to be coming from a computer monitor.

Nikolai

Raina.Rae wrote:

The second shot was a pure accident, by not checking the shutter settings. The light happens to be coming from a computer monitor.

It doesn't make it worse though:-)
Jokes aside, this is how you learn, by noticing what works and what not.

Art Scott

#2 is the best hands down.........about learning what does and does not work........I am self taught amd I ;looked thru library's hi and low for boks on my passion (concert photos).....none to be found.....so I decided to shoot one with my portrait film......fuji 50....that stuff could make a portrait POP like nothng else.....so I take 20 ea 36 exp rolls and shoot my tail off....then I run into 2 true pros 1 shooting for Magnum and the Other for Black Star.....they about filled their pants when they found me shooting such slow film.....their were carrying 1600 b/w......both were impressed with the contact sheets I sentthem butthey were jsutlowly photogs and had no power to enrich my bank account with a job offer (30 yrs ago).........I found out that night that I was breaking all kinds of rules of normal photography, wrong film, long zoom lens etc etc...........