ohkphoto
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Project 365 - 2012: ohkphoto
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Oh my. I just love his expression. I saw this and the first thing I thought of was the phrase "Kibbles and WHAT???'
Carolina Photo Guy
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Remember "Larry" from the Bud Light commercial way back in 1995?
This shot needs to be the calendar reminder for WORMING! It is PERFECK!
(Yes, I know its misspelled. THAT was the point.)
bluenoser
Banned
Hi Helene! It's nice to speak to humans once in a while.
It appears that while you were taking the picture your subject is listening to someone else speak while tucking her hair in back of her ear (or perhaps I'm completely wrong!) I like the sparkle in her eye that I think is coming from a window in the distance. Your picture turned out very nicely.
It appears that while you were taking the picture your subject is listening to someone else speak while tucking her hair in back of her ear (or perhaps I'm completely wrong!
) I like the sparkle in her eye that I think is coming from a window in the distance. Your picture turned out very nicely.March 2 --- Day 62
Portrait . . . actually spoke to a human today, so I took her picture
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LOL I Have to talk to Humans all day
- actually it's not that bad. Love this shot - there is so much going on with it. Helene you nailed the exposure & lighting perfectly.
bluenoser
Banned
At a shutter speed of only 1/5 of a second you're a tough lady for a lens to make friends with! lol! (I hope you made friends with a tripod for this image
)Camera Maker: NIKON CORPORATION
Camera Model: NIKON D200
Lens: 60.0 mm f/2.8
Image Date: 2012-03-04
Focal Length: 60mm (35mm equivalent: 90mm)
Focus Distance: 0.21m
Aperture: f/5.0
Exposure Time: 0.200 s (1/5)
ISO equiv: 800
Exposure Bias: none
Metering Mode: Matrix
Exposure: aperture priority (semi-auto)
White Balance: Auto
Flash Fired: No
GPS Coordinate: undefined, undefined
Software: Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 3.6 (Windows)
I'm thinking that if it wasn't a motion blur issue, then you may been a bit too close for this lens' minimum focusing distance (which I *think* is about 7" or 8" for the 60 2.8D and the G version is a bit closer than that)
Edit: I checked and saw that the 60 2.8D's min. focusing distance is .22m and you were at .21m (I think it's the D version you have). The G's min. focusing distance is .185.
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