jclaice

I love panning shots. This was captured on the D3 with the 200-400mm

f/4. 1/80 second at f/11 at 200mm and vr was on. Thanks for your

comments and constructive critisizm. Joe

This is a link to the rest of the shoot.

http://www.photoreflect.com/pr3/thumbpage.aspx?e=4212400

I love shooting High School Sr Portraits. During the initial interview

with my client I discovered that the young man in the photograph had a

deep interest in chemistry.

Along with the formal poses, I provide a "fun" photograph to each of

my HS Sr's, a photograph that is unique and defines or describes my

subjects personality. Thanks for your comments.

Thank you all for your comments.

I do want to point out that, the rail system pictured here is not active.

I use extreme caution when shooting on tracks and always have at least 3 people present.

Joseph

Loving the Sr Portrait season. Thanks in advance for your comments and

constructive criticism. Joe

Great shot Paul! Thanks for sharing.

Joe

Thanks for your comments.

Joe

Interesting photograph. I would suggest moving the star trails behind the clouds for a more realistic composition. Its an eye catcher for sure. Thanks for sharing.

Joseph

What a rare treat. Looks like a simple shot eh. Just try to get above

a Big Horn Sheep, its very difficult as they prefer the high ground.

stunning photograph. Thanks for sharing.

Joe

Very nice capture, perfect exposure highlights have overall good detail. You may want to remove the catch light in the eye a suggestion made to me in an owl photograph I posted 1 year ago called Yello Eyes. Also When shooting Bald Eagles I have found underexposing by as much as 1 stop can really make a differance whith the details in the highlights, Thanks for sharing

Joseph

OK so I tried to make a HDR image. This is close to what the scence

actually looked like. It changes so fast at this time of the

morning. I am interested in perfecting the hdr process. Suggestions

are welcomed. Thanks Joseph