Photographers of Zilvia

[No 240.. No id]

Originally Posted by exitspeed

Feeling like sharing.

Its all about telling a story or conveying an emotion or feeling for me.

This dude is a bad ass PHD trying to cure alzheimer's and parkinson. Probably THE most important person I've ever shot. He built that bike. He wears a black lab coat.




A one arm Trumpet player. What's your excuse for not doing what you love?


A beautiful Zumba instructor. Her eyes. So much flavor. Damn that 50 Art lens is sharp.


My nephew standing in while I dialed in light. Looking like a god damn model.


A barber. A rookie. Mad talent. Dope look.

BEST pics I've ever seen hands down.

[exitspeed]

Originally Posted by No 240.. No id

BEST pics I've ever seen hands down.

Thanks man.

[exitspeed]

I missed it, what Aony can are you shouting? An A7? I just used one again for a video interview and I have to say I can’t stand the menus. So convoluted and not intuitive at all. There’s too much digging that has to be done to get to simple things.

Also just some feedback on all these car pics. One of my favorite quotes I ever heard regarding photography is “nothing looks interesting at 5’ 9”.” Meaning stop shooting at whatever height you. Get lower or higher.

The other tip I’d say is (and this is easy with cars) is use some foregrounding or shoot through stuff. For one it adds depth to the image but it can help frame a subject, among other things.

Here’s an example:

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Just two kids studying but I found an orange acrylic chair to shoot through to add some interest to an otherwise pretty boring activity.

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In that one I used the bench he’s sitting on to frame the subject and add depth.

[Jo_Galezo]

Originally Posted by exitspeed

I missed it, what Aony can are you shouting? An A7? I just used one again for a video interview and I have to say I can’t stand the menus. So convoluted and not intuitive at all. There’s too much digging that has to be done to get to simple things.



Also just some feedback on all these car pics. One of my favorite quotes I ever heard regarding photography is “nothing looks interesting at 5’ 9”.” Meaning stop shooting at whatever height you. Get lower or higher.



The other tip I’d say is (and this is easy with cars) is use some foregrounding or shoot through stuff. For one it adds depth to the image but it can help frame a subject, among other things.



Here’s an example:







Just two kids studying but I found an orange acrylic chair to shoot through to add some interest to an otherwise pretty boring activity.







In that’s one I use the bench he’s sitting on to frame the subject and add depth.

Yeah i agree also with getting lower, it really adds a whole dynamic to the photo but in some photos it does work to take it from standing positions but try to be working with the different lines of the car to draw the viewer in

In that photo i was standing up but i placed the car at a slight angle and had the hood off because all attention would go to the shinyness of the bay & then everything else is subtle




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