Macro Pictures Body parts (pic inside)
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Macro Pictures Body parts (pic inside)
I've recently become very interested in black and white photography. I took pics of buildings and cars yet never focused on people. I want to change that.
I'm looking for creative criticism/suggestions on what to perfect and what to focus on next. Obviously the eye is toughest, you can see my goofy reflection in the iris, but anyway...Have at it.
I'm looking for creative criticism/suggestions on what to perfect and what to focus on next. Obviously the eye is toughest, you can see my goofy reflection in the iris, but anyway...Have at it.
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She'* gotta be hot. And your camera must be a Sony.
Get CLOSER! I love the Macro on my cam. Shoot a 1600x1200 as close as you can. You'll be freaked out.
I like that pic. It'* a perspective you see every day, but don't notice.
Get CLOSER! I love the Macro on my cam. Shoot a 1600x1200 as close as you can. You'll be freaked out.
I like that pic. It'* a perspective you see every day, but don't notice.
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Re: Macro Pictures Body parts (pic inside)
Originally Posted by Jim W
I've recently become very interested in black and white photography. I took pics of buildings and cars yet never focused on people. I want to change that.
... I might end up making a career out of photography. We'll see.
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Flowers are a must for black and white!
As for people, the best thing to do is focus on the face. It shows the most emotion. Even if you aren't doing a macro shot, focus on people, and the enviroment they are in. You could end up with very powerful photos.
This would look great in B&W.
As for people, the best thing to do is focus on the face. It shows the most emotion. Even if you aren't doing a macro shot, focus on people, and the enviroment they are in. You could end up with very powerful photos.
This would look great in B&W.
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Hey Jim what kind of camera are you using? I've got the Canon PowerShot S200 and thinking of upgrading. I'm partial to the Canon line.
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yeah, my brother (more of an expert on digi cams) says that Jim/Bill'* camera is elite stuff (Zeiss lens), but the lower-end Sony stuff leave much to be desired.
Don't want to be hijacking, but while we're on the topic of photography, here'* a relatively close-up shot and a little photoshop brought me this:
(original for reference)
I have much larger versions of this, these are sized down...
It'* a film scan from where I got this developed, not a digi cam, so it'* not of the best quality.
Don't want to be hijacking, but while we're on the topic of photography, here'* a relatively close-up shot and a little photoshop brought me this:
(original for reference)
I have much larger versions of this, these are sized down...
It'* a film scan from where I got this developed, not a digi cam, so it'* not of the best quality.
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