Feet Off the Table | 5.25.11 @12.26pm | Bannack Ghost Town | f/3.2 | Shutter Speed: 1/80 | Canon Powershot SX120IS | ISO 200 | Focal Length: 9.1mm | no flash
Plaid Suspicion | 5.25.11 @ 12.06 | Bannack Ghost Town | f/3.5 | Shutter Speed: 1/200 | Canon Powershot SX120IS | ISO 200 | Focal Length 20.1 | no flash
Waiting | 5.25.11 @ 12.15 | Bannack Ghost Town | f/3.5 | Shutter Speed: 1/160 | Canon Powershot SX120IS | ISO 200 | Focal Length: 16.1 | no flash
Playing It Cool | 5.25.11 @ 12.10pm | Bannack Ghost Town | f/3.5 | Shutter Speed: 1/50 | Canon Powershot SX120IS | ISO 200 | Focal Length: 20.1 | no flash
Since portraits are quite a weak point for me, I took tons and tons to try to discover what are the best settings, angles, lighting, and focal lengths for a portrait. This was nice because I had willing... victims, shall we say. So, I took a barrage of pictures, trying to note what worked best for them and what worked best for any style that I may hope to develop. I have made at least one discovery... I really do not like taking pictures of people super close up (zoom or physically). It feels tremendously awkward to me as does the photo (but this really is just me, I suppose).
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