60D users, friends and their random OT B.S.

Master of Defenestration wrote in post #14870253
My opinion, great shot...Great PP...Horrible clothes. She needs less of them.

/creepin' hard this morning

I'm working on it.

Thanks for the praise. The model didnt like her facial expression.

Jay-Bird wrote in post #14870458
Thanks for the praise. The model didnt like her facial expression.

Nice lighting & Beautiful model. Perhaps the clenched fist & (minute scowl?) on her face are not for everyone. I'd love to see her smiling and comfortable, with maybe less eye make-up, wearing whatever clothes. Nice work though - hope you two get together again.

my fave shots are always of beautiful women smiling. That is merely my own taste and likely in a minority

Someone here did it himself. Try search.

Immaculens wrote in post #14870618
Nice lighting & Beautiful model. Perhaps the clenched fist & (minute scowl?) on her face are not for everyone. I'd love to see her smiling and comfortable, with maybe less eye make-up, wearing whatever clothes. Nice work though - hope you two get together again.

my fave shots are always of beautiful women smiling. That is merely my own taste and likely in a minority

She is not a smiler, or at least I cant get her to smile. I have some more from this set where she is attempting to smile; I will post up the results.

Heads up guys before i'll post this to the ads. I'm selling my 100mm macro non-L. Very good condition with a hood and original packaging.

CONUS only.

In good condition both body and glass. $425.

Reason for selling: i pulled the trigger on 85mm f1.8.

Jay-Bird wrote in post #14870709
She is not a smiler, or at least I cant get her to smile. I have some more from this set where she is attempting to smile; I will post up the results.

Do Scott Kelby's trick... 1...2...3 and shot at 4

yeah mr vinz! you'll never look back. the 85mm is an amazing piece of glass!

getting back into automotive photography

60d + 50mm 1.4 + 20mm 2.8 + hoya cpl

babel_fish wrote in post #14869974
Its a fantastic focal length on a Crop or FF IMO.

it is indeed but I think it has to do a lot with the photographer style.

i do all my modeling work with the 85mm

One of the reason i bought the 85. I have upcoming girls who wants to have a portfolio. It' going to be awesome. And they said they're open for any ideas so its gonna be fun.

I'm so excited i made it one day shipping. It's coming tomorrow. Bought fotodiox lens hood with it for 5bucks.

I have to buy an ND filter for it to keep open wide even at daylight.

Shot my first event last night (will post pics later). I wasn't official media or anything, but I tried to snap a few shots. I used my 50, which was good for getting people on the stage because I couldn't get all the way up there, but it made it difficult taking group shots of people.

Since I'm new to photog I'm just trying my hand at everything, though I still enjoy portraiture the most. Gonna try to be official media at a hip hop producer showcase coming up in LA next month. Hopefully they'll accept me even though I don't really have a portfolio.

So I was wondering, for those of you who shoot at events/concerts, what do you usually shoot with?

Alex nice shots of the vw dam that's low. I have a shoot booked on tues to shoot a silver e-type that's just been restored from the ground up every single thing on the car has been done. Funny thing is I have a glamour shoot on Sunday and am more nervous about shooting the car... Lol

vinmunoz wrote in post #14870725
Reason for selling: i pulled the trigger on 85mm f1.8.

Right on man - congrats ~ its on my Christmas list

Lots of Macro with Tubes and lenses on this thread - I asked a fellow on the 40 hotcake thread who uses the Zeikos Extension Tubes what he thinks of them and he wrote a review. 3 Zeikos Tubes = $70 @ B&H. Canon 25mm = $140, Kenko Tubes = $199

https://photography-on-the.net …?p=14869888&pos​tcount=602

I think I found an inexpensive gift for myself when I'm done a current food/restaurant shoot...