Digital photography

Oooooh. Like.

@gilles I'm not sure what you wanted to show if i'm honest. Therefore ... can't really critique.

@h2o

Thanks!

@miro_o

I wasn't sure myself either! I thought that the fairly bland/stale carriage background along with the standard office attire coat contrasted nicely with the intense look in her eyes and slightly suggestive open collar of the shirt. I guess if I was 'saying' anything with the picture it was that you can find intensity in the most boring of places.

Ok, i see.

I think possibly there are a few things then; if she was stood a little straighter/higher (camera also accordingly), closed mouth, and some subtle fill-in light from low-left (a reflector) for the eyes.

Obviously an assitant with a reflector would pretty much always be nice to have hey!

It'd be interesting to see it with slow flash too i guess... so the background drops off more.

And half a step closer.

This was totally candid! 99% of my snaps are, much prefer it that way.

Good stuff to know, anyway. Only really been taking pictures regularly for a year now so I've got a lot to learn.

This was totally candid!

Sure. A good way of getting people to move is to chat: short sentances, there eyes will move (and mouth obvs).

Ah, gotcha. Thanks.

Britain's Youngest Prisoners. Coming soon to C4.

more holiday spam

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i take pictures @jaynodilla

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Zoom or no zoom that must be close up...

About four feet, leaning out of the kitchen window. 450mm equivalent.

This was the view from the living room and kitchen windows this morning. They've learned there are sausages to be had.

Never get bored of seeing Fox pictures. Super jealous.

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Thanks, Mr Sucker. Various fox albums can be found here
https://www.flickr.com/photos/36707747@N07/albums

http://time.com/4470342/vertical-image-shift/

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Got a new lens.

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Some holiday photos...

One more...

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Like the Fig....did you know there is a dead wasp in almost every fig....broken down
by enzymes of course !