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Hi folks!
Here are the last three people shots that I've really enjoyed making, and they're quite a bit different from each other! Let's take a look:
#1, my father & mister Walter at the woodworking shop
![485125071_4293a50d71_o.jpg](http://farm1.static.flickr.com/217/485125071_4293a50d71_o.jpg)
On this shot I like the way I captured them working and the atmosphere & light that comes into the shop. So contrast & sat up to enhance that. I also like the fact it's a shot with my normal lens that doesn't completely suck in terms of composition.
#2, photographer friend by the lake
![479387676_4f1ead6efa_o.jpg](http://farm1.static.flickr.com/212/479387676_4f1ead6efa_o.jpg)
Regarding this one, I like the fact it's more of a landscape shot than an ordinary people shot, the low contrast and subdued tones that more or less matched those I remember from the scene, and, last but not least, it's a shot of a photographer.![:D :D](https://dgrin.com/resources/emoji/lol.png)
#3, granny at the kitchen sink
![479323926_428be5aa91_o.jpg](http://farm1.static.flickr.com/223/479323926_428be5aa91_o.jpg)
This was shot on film with a 1956~57 camera. It was (badly) scanned from a 4x6 print. Oh, and it's misfocused and has huge blown areas. Nonetheless, there's something about this picture that I find quite intriguing. And the fact she's at the kitchen sink preparing a meal, that makes for a quite good memory of her.
So I guess that's it folks: my three last people shots. Three completely different types of picture. That more or less illustrates my shooting as of lately: a mixed bag really.
Hope there's something in it you might find enjoyable!
Thanks so much for stopping by!
Take care!
-- thiago
Here are the last three people shots that I've really enjoyed making, and they're quite a bit different from each other! Let's take a look:
#1, my father & mister Walter at the woodworking shop
![485125071_4293a50d71_o.jpg](http://farm1.static.flickr.com/217/485125071_4293a50d71_o.jpg)
On this shot I like the way I captured them working and the atmosphere & light that comes into the shop. So contrast & sat up to enhance that. I also like the fact it's a shot with my normal lens that doesn't completely suck in terms of composition.
#2, photographer friend by the lake
![479387676_4f1ead6efa_o.jpg](http://farm1.static.flickr.com/212/479387676_4f1ead6efa_o.jpg)
Regarding this one, I like the fact it's more of a landscape shot than an ordinary people shot, the low contrast and subdued tones that more or less matched those I remember from the scene, and, last but not least, it's a shot of a photographer.
![:D :D](https://dgrin.com/resources/emoji/lol.png)
#3, granny at the kitchen sink
![479323926_428be5aa91_o.jpg](http://farm1.static.flickr.com/223/479323926_428be5aa91_o.jpg)
This was shot on film with a 1956~57 camera. It was (badly) scanned from a 4x6 print. Oh, and it's misfocused and has huge blown areas. Nonetheless, there's something about this picture that I find quite intriguing. And the fact she's at the kitchen sink preparing a meal, that makes for a quite good memory of her.
So I guess that's it folks: my three last people shots. Three completely different types of picture. That more or less illustrates my shooting as of lately: a mixed bag really.
Hope there's something in it you might find enjoyable!
Thanks so much for stopping by!
Take care!
-- thiago
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Elaine
Comments and constructive critique always welcome!
Elaine Heasley Photography
You're absolutely right: light inside the shop looks so good! But unfortunately it's very hard to avoid the windows and doors in a composition with a normal to wide lens, so that means blown areas inevitably.
Regarding the last shot, not only it has sentimental value, I think it kinda looks cool too, I dunno!
Thanks again for stopping by!
Take care!
-- thiago