T2i/T3i/T4i/T5i/SL1/60D/7D.​..Sensor United We Post!

Peter, those skies are amazing! Did you use a polarizer, the GND tool in LR, or saturate the blues?

A quick portrait of my daughter while playing in the yard today. I called her name, she turned around and....CLICK! The camera loves her.

That is an excellent photograph of a beautiful young lady, Brain...Top notch B&W conversion too.

Thanks rrblint, glad you liked it!

[QUOTE=Brain Mechanic;15942852]A quick portrait of my daughter while playing in the yard today. I called her name, she turned around and....CLICK! The camera loves her.

Great shot Brian, I rarely get shots this good of people when I try haha

Another one this time in deep concentration....(she was looking at a treasure map.

nice brain!! like them both

MedicinSC wrote in post #15941955
But, my body has some magnesium in it, too... so it's half way better. Isn't it?

I really get a kick out of the full frame vs crop arguments. There are a few advantages that each has over the other, but aside from that.... It doesn't freaking matter! LOL.

That said, I would still like to add a "full frame" camera to my list. One day. Unless one just falls into my lap, I have other things to worry about first. Like learning how to make the best image possible.

i NEED to have both (crop and full).. no argument with me.. i really dont mind my 50mm f/1.8 lens @ 80mm on a crop.. in a way i like to think that i have a 50 and an 80mm lens both crop and full work for me.. it is why my next crop will be 7D2 if its really is coming out. 550D goes to wife..

on my 50mm f/1.8II

DigitalTuned wrote in post #15943097
nice brain!! like them both

Thanks bro, likewise!

A few more with the flash extender. It comes really handy when the subject is in shadows even if the light is alright.

rrblint wrote in post #15942926
That is an excellent photograph of a beautiful young lady, Brain...Top notch B&W conversion too.

+1 ....what he said!

Out for a hike the other evening...on way back to car came across this gal(?) sitting on a nest on the edge of pond. I've been out to this spot several times since the weather broke and have come across her each visit. She is quite bold and holds her ground letting you walk right by without running off into the brush or the water. Fortunately, I had my 10-22 uwa and got right in for a couple of close ups. She didn't budge and let me snap away. I rightfully thanked her for posing and letting me take her portrait!

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jamganz wrote in post #15944874
Out for a hike the other evening...on way back to car came across this gal(?) sitting on a nest on the edge of pond. I've been out to this spot several times since the weather broke and have come across her each visit. She is quite bold and holds her ground letting you walk right by without running off into the brush or the water. Fortunately, I had my 10-22 uwa and got right in for a couple of close ups. She didn't budge and let me snap away. I rightfully thanked her for posing and letting me take her portrait!

Very cool portraits Jam...Hope you gave her some food for posing so nicely.