This is a discussion on September 2008 - Photo assignment 2 - Portraiture of any kind within the Photo assignments forums, part of the Photography & Fine art photography category; Thanks again to Travis for this suggestion. BTW I was a day late in posting this but members should feel ...
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September 2008 - Photo assignment 2 - Portraiture of any kind
Thanks again to Travis for this suggestion.
BTW I was a day late in posting this but members should feel totally free to take the initiative if they think of it first and want to start it off....or should I just tie a tighter string around my finger?
OK then, who is going to post first?
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Just to clarify... this can be lifestyle or spontaneous style portraits or are we going for more of a formal portrait?
Also, single person or is family portraiture okay? You say any... but then I can pretty much just put up a picture of a person and call it a portrait... what limitations are we going to call on this one.
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Self Portrait??
I thought I would start it off with what some might think is a "self portrait"smug, eh?
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That's hilarious tegan, at least you're smiling
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My son in the backyard
Last edited by mindforge; 09-17-2008 at 05:28 PM.
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Okay, these are two from the past week.
From my blog I either get this size or way too big... so if you want to look at them larger, go to http://mindforged.com/photo
Last edited by mindforge; 09-17-2008 at 05:30 PM.
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Boy, she has beautiful blue eyes, Mindforge, which you really brought out in the photo.
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