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Home > Our Content > Photography Critique > Photography Critique - Impromptu Garden Portrait
Photography Critique - Impromptu Garden Portrait
"Gordon from Canada" by Craig Tanner
Posted: August 16th, 2010 @ 12:01am
In today’s Daily Critique Craig looks at a beautiful portrait and discusses the following:
- metadata including focal length, f stop and shutter speed
- the power of hands in portraiture
- soft quality of light and getting light in the eyes
- both harmony of color and complimentary color
- repetition for creating visual unity
- working with Adobe Photoshop CS4 to bring the portrait subject forward and make the color relationships in the image more vibrant
- Canon 1D Mark 4 f2.8 100mm macro lens ISO 800 f5.6@ 1/750th
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assignment
Community Assignment #53
Picture Window
Due Date: September 16, 2011 |
Have you heard about the Backyard Shots Photography Guide "Street Portraiture with CraigTanner"?
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