There's still a chance, go for the plastic surgery
No way! Forget trying to save the looks. Go for the new lens
Nice! I have a 420EX that I want to upgrade. The 580EX is on my list.
Moody, dark. I like it, Don.
Looks like you are hand holding and shooting up from lower camera right. Just bear light was it?
Thanks, guys.
I had a Lightsphere on the unit, but without the dome in place. Hand-holding. Manual at 1/32. Camera on tripod with 10sec delay.
Nice! No wonder you've been silent lately... you're practicing a lot! Nice work, Donald.
Willie
Thanks. Yes, I'm devouring Syl Arena's book. I've had it for 3 days now, I think. Think I've been through all of it and have been over key 'beginner' chapters several times. I think it's beginning to sink in. I now have a vocabulary that I didn't have just a few days ago. All I've got to now is put it into practice. I love learning, when it's something I'm enthusiastic about.
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I empathise with that qualification!I love learning, when it's something I'm enthusiastic about.
Very handsome subject! Has he thought about a career in fashion modelling
You crack me up
Macbeth??
Sean Connery?
Donald, your posted image reminded me of this guy. There seems to be some similarity. Don't you think?
Don't fight your deepest emotions. Just go with it!!
Willie - To get that Gene Hackman look, I might just have to invest in more lighting.
Suzanne - never thought of the MacBeth idea. Birnam Wood is just about 20 minutes up the road from me, I could go there and reproduce this one. Now, if only I could act!
Then I could be SHHHean Connery!
Yep. Gene Hackman - The French Connection. You just ned the 'Popeye' Doyle hat to finish it off.
Maybe Donald is starting a new thread - Self Portraits?
I think you look very distinguished Donald. I can see you as captain of a sailing ship a la Hornblower or The Oneiden Line.
R
I'm far too modest to comment. But ....... yes, I know what you mean!
Anyway, to be serious.
I was dreaming (yes, don't laugh. This is really getting a grip of me) of the discussion Rob initiated here about the work of Andrzej Dragan.
So, I thought I'd give it a go.
Still a lot to do on refining techniques.