These are great. #1 and 6 are great in my opinion. I really like #2 too. It will be impressive to see what you can do once you have some more practice, not that you need it.
RuggerJoe Senior Member  899 posts Likes: 1 Joined Oct 2005 Location: Carbondale, IL, USA More info | Sep 16, 2006 11:54 | #16 These are great. #1 and 6 are great in my opinion. I really like #2 too. It will be impressive to see what you can do once you have some more practice, not that you need it. Joe
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ashleymcnamara Goldmember  1,192 posts Joined Aug 2006 Location: San Diego More info | Sep 16, 2006 12:56 | #17 Lovely Cameras & Lenses
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Permagrin High Priestess of all I survey  77,915 posts Likes: 21 Joined Aug 2006 Location: day dreamin' More info | Yes, you do seem to be a natural where portrait photography is concerned, since this was your first time. #1 is by far the best...a fantastic shot. .. It's Permie's world, we just live in it! ~CDS
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Sep 16, 2006 15:11 | #19 Thanks very much for the compliments and critiques.
The other is my littl brother, who was taking care of an injured baby bird at the time.
I've always been artsy though, drawing, digital painting, etc... But they frustrated me so much at times, guess i'm just not patient enough for that kind of stuff. Got into photography in the last 3 years, and bought the 20D and lenses about 6 months ago. Love that theirs so many different things to do in the photography world, don't think i'll ever get bored with it like I do other things. Thanks again for all the comments. Now... Hopefully I can find more people to photograph and post here! 
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MarKap77 Senior Member 806 posts Likes: 2 Joined Aug 2006 Location: Indianapolis More info | Definately the first one. Excellent image. Mark
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Thornfield Senior Member  747 posts Likes: 1 Joined Dec 2004 Location: Christchurch New Zealand More info | Sep 22, 2006 00:50 | #21 Love the first shot. Number 2 and 3 I find have too much negative space on the left of the frame. Girl looking out of the frame rather than into it. Sometimes this can work but I don't think it achieves this in these shots. Relationships are like photography, it has to click.
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jaymrobinson Senior Member  718 posts Joined May 2006 Location: Japan, Present Day More info | Sep 22, 2006 07:56 | #22 Your self-portrait rocks! KissDigital N (350D), EF-S 17-55 2.8 IS, EF 70-200 4L IS, Tamron 18-200 DiII, EF 50 1.8, EF 85 1.8, Tamron 90 Di Macro, 580EX, 430EX, ST-E2
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PEACHMAN Cream of the Crop  5,134 posts Likes: 14 Joined Mar 2005 Location: Warren, Maine,USA More info | Sep 22, 2006 08:31 | #23 Wow..first time?? Looking forward to a lot of nice work comming from you...great eye! The "eyes" have it !
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DRC Member  211 posts Joined Jan 2006 Location: London ON Canada More info | Josh Rick Crampton, London, ON, Canada
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canuck88 Member 237 posts Joined Aug 2006 Location: Kitchener, Ontario More info | Sep 22, 2006 09:45 | #25 Good first attempt - #1 is my fave. I find the flyaway hair distracting in the others... Scott
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