Barry Duggan Photography

Its an interesting subject. However I feel that had you shot the building from further back and included more of the surrounding landscape it would be even better.

The pose kills this image for me, it would be fine for a female model but it just doesn't look right here. Everything else looks great.

Cheers!

Not quite what I was going for...

A great image, exposure is spot on. I would prefer it if the right head wasn't further forward than the other though.

Stunning image. In fact, its the best portrait i have seen on this forum for quite some time!

Check out Affinity Photo. You might love it like I do

Thanks everyone. I'm just going to stick with Affinity Photo. I guess if it ain't broke, don't fix it.

Yeah, but to collect numerous cameras in the same format (35mm mirrorless) seems pointless, and a waste of money..

Im curious to know what you guys use to process and edit your images. After using Lightroom for a few years I never really got used to it. Im not a fan of cataloging my work in a program. I am ...

What is everyone's opinion of third party batteries for a7 cameras? Is it better to stick with Sonys? I heard people recommend 'Wasabi' batteries.

Have you looked at the Think Tank Mirrorless Mover Series?

Why do you own so many new cameras?

Yeah its a great poster for the gym. The bricks breaking as if she is striking the wall with her knee is excellent. I think its just the black logo that's slightly blending into her black vest.

Gorgeous Set, love the colours, tones, tight cropping. One small thing, I would have omitted the yellow light, I think the bright orange background is enough. Thanks for sharing, great work!.

Perfect Pose and composition. I understand that maybe the logo on the wall may be important but id like to see the model in front of a plain background, I feel that the background is distracting.

Fair point. I was referring more to 35mm film though.

@PHtorino Calm down. Yes Canon, Nikon and Panasonic have finally entered the FF mirrorless market but Sony have been here for years and still DOMINATE the market.

While I totally agree with you, This website, is mostly concerned with equipment, not images.

Apart from choosing film speed, does it really matter which film one chooses anymore?. Most people scan their negs anyways and adjust digitally. Or am I missing something?