Portraits
I took a close up picture of my friend Amanda in an ally way off main street. I was a couple feet away then zoomed in on her face. I adjusted hue saturation and levels.
1/2/10; 1:35 p.m.; Rexburg Ally; f/3.5; 1/160; Canon PowerShot A1000; protrait settings; natural light
I took this about three weeks ago up in the Targhee national Forest. I took the shot about 10 to 15 feet away from the subjects then zoomed in to make the landscape appear closer. I really love the lighting in this photo. I made no adjustments on the lighting, but did cover up some blemishes on the face.
1/15/10; 3:45 p.m.; Targhee National Forest; f/3.5; 1/125; Sony DSC-H50; Cloudy
This picture was take with the portrait setting. I wish I would have changed it to another setting because his face is a little blurry. However, I like the composition and lighting. All I did was auto contrast and this is how it turned out.
1/2/10; 4:50 p.m.; Rexburg Train Tracks, Seedhouse; f/3.5; 1/6; Canon PowerShot A1000; portrait; naturel light
Your portraits look great. I like how you used that zoom technique that Sis. Esplin taught us, it turned out really well! Great lighting and great angles.
I like the Targhee picture it really did get a good lighting to it