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How to get rid of myself, in eye reflections? Do people do this in Photoshop afterwards? I have had the same problem with myself being way to visible in a girls sunglasses, I had to trash a few images I kind of liked, because you could see me and my camera so clearly. ​

I dont know if anyone are interested, but I read so many of your tips and tutorials, so wanna give something back. And well, I do dogs... First, I mail the owner and explains a little about what we'll be doing. Here I tell them, to let me know if their dog needs a break, as they of course nows...

Studio - 1/125, f/8, iso 200 105mm macro lens Lamps right and left. This was really the image I was going for :) I like it a little dark, to preserve the chocolate color.

I had a photographer looking at my pictures some months ago, to help me find some to use for a portfolio, I am hoping to get an apprenticeship with a photographer. She told me what I was missing, which I should more or less have now (I hope). Just wanted to know, if anyone have made a...

Anyone who have this, and could give me a first hand recommendation? As far as I can read, it gets really good rewievs, handles most paper types - but may print a tad darker than it should (which I guess, you could calibrate your way out of)? ​

@WhiteLight - maybe I found something!! https://www.shootproof.com/ It got danish language! (Which you may not be just as happy about). The price are really good, as I've found so far. Havent signed up yet but will (free for a month) to try it out with my next session. ​

Out playing at the studio today. Used the 105mm and 35mm. Lamps different places, mostly in front/sides, but as you can see, also a few images with the lamp behind him. He plays in a punk band. He wants me to make the images for their upcoming cd, interesting if these images will convince his...

I really didn't think I would be SO happy about it, but I am! It can do everything! Got it, because my Nokia have had some problems since this little accident, lol: Yes, he was really happy and yes, I went all the way down and so did my phone. It still worked, though, people just get really...

From my trip a couple of months ago, completely forgot about this image. Taken while we were waiting for a few friends. Very happy with it :GB_bonesrock: 35mm lens iso 200 1/0.1 f/22 ​

I am going to look at a used 105mm this sunday, browsed a lot of images and reviews of course, just want to see your images and hear why you love it :) ​

@Bill16 - does this work?

Setup: lamp camera left, flash behind the girl f/7.1, 1/125, iso 200 I am sad about the background! I should probably have used a higher aperture but I wanted the girl sharp all around. Should I simply just move her further away from the background?! Or can I do something else? This is what...

I just got a slr offered, for free! I am sorry to let you know, its not a Nikon, but think I'll have some fun with it. What I once knew about the different films available, I must admit I've forgotten most (but I have used them though, and I did develop myself for a while). Do you have any...

Taken today on the beach, very windy so I tried to get her hair to create some life, in contrast to these very calm eyes. I think she is drop dead gorgeous. f/1.4 1/8000 iso 200 50mm lens

Found a studio! Its a shared studio, includes lamps and black and white backdrop (also green, for uuugh.. whats the name....), softboxes and triggers. Its 1/4 of the price as another place I was looking at, with no setup at all, I would have to get it all myself. Bad part, its an hour away...

I really dont know much about indoor photography, but been asked which lens a tattoo artist should go for. He is trying out my 50mm lens and before he had the 18-55mm, he use it on a crop camera. He does big tattoos, like the whole back and/or a whole arm/leg. I am thinking my 50mm wont...

I tried a quick edit - lowered the brightness, gave it a tiny bit of sharpen (not clarity, but sharpen) but not on her skin (you want kids skin to be soft), a tiiiiiny bit of contrast and then I moved the white balance a little up, so the image got a bit warmer:

Trying to make a warm and intimate portrait, a little dark on purpose, is it to dark? I took 2 images, 1 of the couple and 1 with blur from the sun shining down, and placed them on top of each other. iso 800, f/4, 1/800

I would just crop a bit of right side, and a tiny bit of the bottom. At least you got your people in the back, blurred out.

Trying to get my message through again :) I got a client who wants a 51x76 cm print, and I am wondering how this is done best. The print place ask for minimum resolution 4500x3000 pixels. The image is now 4171x2601 (35x22 cm). My question is, can I do this resize in Photoshop or will this...