Attended a workshop at the school of photography where I spent some time ages ago. Quite fun; I managed to steal a few random portraits. Random because the lighting was professional, but I wasn't supposed to shoot, so I did it from very unconventional PoVs and with a very inappropriate lens... but fun nonetheless! You'll have to stand a little selection in the next days!
@vignouse I love your technical comments, Richard! I fear however that here the exit data are mistaken: The speed is correct and I was shooting wide open, but the lens is the summicron 35 f:2. Thanks a lot!
@vignouse thanks a lot... of course I meant the “exif” data, but the apple corrector did not agree... @caseyrybeck agreed! Learn the rules to break them, as they say! @joemuli 😊🙏🏻 @mbrutus thank you very much! @golftragic thanks a lot. Actually all of us would pose for the photographer, and most of us did try to catch a sneaky shot!
@domenicododaro I love the image. People make the most compelling subjects. Some photographers have the courage and personality to engage and get people to let their guard down. I can do it with friends but not with strangers so far.
@pickerandagrinner Well, this was quite a curious situation: about fifty complete strangers gathered for this three-days workshop, divided in groups and then thrown in the fight. The photographer was extremely effective in getting the model's attention and capturing his/her mood.
@yrhenwr As a matter of fact...
@caseyrybeck agreed! Learn the rules to break them, as they say! @joemuli 😊🙏🏻
@mbrutus thank you very much!
@golftragic thanks a lot. Actually all of us would pose for the photographer, and most of us did try to catch a sneaky shot!
@joysabin No better hiding place than in plain sight! Thank for all your comments!