Title: "Miki and Adrian"
Shot data: 1/60s f/5.0 at 55.0mm iso250
Camera / Lens: Canon 40D / Canon 17-55m f/2.8 zoom
Flash: Canon 430EX > On Camera
6607 - Friedhof Kollmann
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6 comments:
Looks like the Thanksgiving gathering was a pretty good place for environmental portraits. This shot is another good one.
Ditto what Larry said! You did a really nice job on this one Barry.
Just a comment: I really would like it if you could keep the photo with the comment. You could always make it go to its own page for comments, but keep the photo with it.
I have a problem when commenting where I need to refer back to the photo. I have a pea brain and can't remember everything I want to say about it. My only other choice is to open another browser window and navigate to your blog so I can see the photo. Then I bounce back to your blog to comment. Hey, it's your blog. I just know I find it easier.
Thanks Larry and Doug!
Doug - I've been meaning to change my set up to where it would leave the photo on the comments page but couldn't figure out how to do it until now. Hopefully it's working.
Cheers!
Barry
You did it and I like it! I'm pretty sure I'm not the only one who appreciates it. I'm just more vocal. The comment below would have gone with the first post if I could have seen the photo on the same page when I wrote it. Smiley face goes here.
The expression on the child's face is priceless!
Thanks for the comment Doug and for the suggestion to keep the photo with the comments!
Cheers!
Barry
This is a really fine portrait--it shows not only the faces of the two people, but also the relationship. However, I do not like that one little piece of background showing on the left side. I would crop that out, thus making the image more about her and his face. Nice work.
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