Tash by TheSeekerr
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Whoo, a new subject! Meet my mate Tash, the world's most photogenic electrical engineer. Now, I know what you're thinking....
"Aha! I've found his secret - he can't deal with names more than 4 letters long!"
But you'd be wrong, since I'm Chris, and I deal with that every day ;o)
In all seriousness, though, the 70-200mm F/4L is proving itself a stunning portrait lens.
I was hugely torn between this version of the image and the untouched original - I liked both, but it was this jazzy vintage one that I first tried whacking a frame around.
Your comments and criticisms are always appreciated! Cheers!
Comments (14)
bimm3d
very cute!! and perfect photo!! :)
efron_241
it is getting harder and harder to see the difference between photo and Poser
Wolfmanw
Superb Capture. Love this image
Haydaad
Great shot. Love her expression. Thanks for sharing.
GiMi53
Excellent portrait full of joy and character ! Five letters: B-R-A-V-O :~))
TheSeekerr
@efron_241 - actually, I barely touched this one - saturation, curves and crop. a little chroma noise reduction in the raw conversion. The smoothness is just makeup, whatever she was wearing on the day (this was a candid shot before a party, so probably a little more makeup than usual)
MrsLubner
She's got such a fresh and honest face. Open and fun-loving. Your portrait work is wonderful and retains all of those marvelous qualities.
moochagoo
A really lovely portrait.
jmb007
beau portrait!!
whaleman
Wow, she's a stunner! Wish she had been in my classes; to see that smile would have made any class better!
auntietk
What a fantastic capture! Really nice portrait work. Whatever you did to this, the result is stunning.
TomDart
I am glad the forum post brought this lovely photo of the very lovely engineer to my attention. This is quite well done.
Cameocat
It's a great portrait, and I like the postwork a lot.
bmac62
Smashing result. I tried my 50-200mm lens on a portait recently. Very pleasantly surprised!