Sony A7x lounge

Thank you. Appreciated.

Slightly different perspective, and different approach to PP:

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Another new edit.

I brought out some more of the feather details

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KayakPhotos wrote in post #17949810
Another new edit.

I brought out some more of the feather details

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Beautiful capture!

mystik610 wrote in post #17949767
Slightly different perspective, and different approach to PP:

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I just love the illustration-like colors you can get with a7 files...I can't ever recreate it on my 5DS R. This isn't what I'd call really "natural" looking, but I love it nonetheless.

The architect in me won't allow me to take shots with this much keystoning - it's why I feel so chained to shifting with TS-Es.

vinmunoz wrote in post #17949172
Coffee by the train with Jennelle

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Vinz, I so appreciate that your photography is so much more than the "pretty girl". The lighting and settings you use make such compelling images.

Also, another thought: count me as also appreciative that this model isn't smiling. I am annoyed by the "pretty girls have to smile" mentality and I like that you've ignored all the "she should smile" comments posted several pages back in this thread. This more thoughtful look feels more rich to me.

Stunningly awesome work.

Thank you. I really appreciate your feedback mate.

For me smile is only one of the many expressions. I always tell the models to act like actresses because they are. With modeling they will have a chance to audition on anything. That includes acting in movies or tv commercials.

[QUOTE=vinmunoz;179497​20]A moody one. I love this Minolta Rokkor 50mm because it's in lightroom and even here in POTN.

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mystik610 wrote in post #17949767
Slightly different perspective, and different approach to PP:

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love the muted colours,this looks like a billboard sign

David Arbogast wrote in post #17949861
Vinz, I so appreciate that your photography is so much more than the "pretty girl". The lighting and settings you use make such compelling images.

Also, another thought: count me as also appreciative that this model isn't smiling. I am annoyed by the "pretty girls have to smile" mentality and I like that you've ignored all the "she should smile" comments posted several pages back in this thread. This more thoughtful look feels more rich to me.

Stunningly awesome work.

i agree,the mood would be lost with these if she was smiling,her expression matches the great lighting u chose,these are beautiful images

In SilverFX II I like to move the color filter slider around to see what interesting contrasts develop. In this case an orange filter makes the orange/brown pine needles on the forest floor go white making more contrast with the tree trunks.

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For those wondering if the FE 16-35mm is any good......well, what do you think: https://www.flickr.com …/in/photostream​/lightbox/

I'd say freaking WOW.

genesimmons wrote in post #17949920
i agree,the mood would be lost with these if she was smiling,her expression matches the great lighting u chose,these are beautiful images

I disagree. Terrific lighting and composition. But, something about her photo's bugs me, and that is the same expression over and over. She looks like a mannequin you posed. The images lack life.

rcarlton wrote in post #17950076
She looks like a mannequin you posed. The images lack life.

Nice...way to poop all over someone's work.

David Arbogast wrote in post #17949981
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I'd say freaking WOW.

It's an awesome picture, but to be honest at F/8 almost all modern lenses are very good. So credit goes to the photographer instead of the lens.