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• Jul 28, 2006

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These are all beautiful but I esp. like #2.
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Wow those are really compelling, interesting and almost eerie on some of them. Well done
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That second one is exceptional. Very nice capture speaks volumes
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morris

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• #65

Thank you merssa,

The first was with a Fuji S602z + B-300. The others are with my Nikon D70s + Nikon 80-400 VR.

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morris

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• #66

Thank you Stephanie,

If I could only make people look at good :-}

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• #67

I decided to post a couple more.

Sorry, I can't help it. I'm a new proud pappa.

 

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Lets start a DPReview Forum Dedicated to B&W!!!! Submit a request to the moderator here: http://www.dpreview.com/misc/feedback.asp?to=forums

'Opportunity is missed by most people because it is dressed in overalls and looks like work.' - Thomas Edison

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• #69

Here are attempts at portraits...

 

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pierre1

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• Jul 28, 2006

• #70

Thank you Stephanie ! Here is the exif data . D50 , jpeg, Nik. 300 F4 AFS

Hate to admit it but I shot this in the "P" mode. I guess the end justifies the means. I enjoyed your galleries very much btw.
Model NIKON D50
Flash Used No
Focal Length 300 mm
Exposure Time 1/1600 sec
Aperture f/5
ISO Equivalent
Exposure Bias
White Balance (-1)
Metering Mode multi spot (3)

Kindest regards,
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Frank C.

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• #71

yeah this one's not bad too:

stephiewilliams said:

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Coolpix 995





D70













D2Hs



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number 2 is my favourite also.

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I know I am a little late gettin in here, but here are mine. I am a n00b so any help would be great.



Thanks

 

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• Jul 28, 2006

• #76

Duke Miller said:

I hope you're making a lot of money with your talent. These are
fantastic, and like any great portrait, they communicate. All
beautiful people!
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Thanks for the compliment and motivation Duke. To this point, no, I have not been getting paid, but I'm currently trying to figure out how to start getting a return on my investment. Until recently I didn't think my work warranted charging people, but I think its on its way there...and so I wouldn't mind getting a few pennies here and there.

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Thanks Steph...the man in the shot has been a very good friend for a long time. The little girl is his niece. he also really enjoyed the shot, so I sent him a large copy without my copywrite.

glad you enjoyed them

stephiewilliams said:

Love that second shot emeka....your b&w conversion is always top
notch
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I've always liked that second shot...it has lots of emotion in it...good job.
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Sandi
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Candids essentially but still portraits in my book. My son Jacob. He makes up most of what I shoot.