Out of my comfort zone

Well this Queen S image for camera club has taken me out of my comfort zone, I have in the last few days photographed a few of the locals that I have never meet before and talked to them an taken there photo......very proud of myself.

[Alice Nellis]

And the result is fantastic. According to the expression you really established a contact and trust. Congrats.

[Taffy]

Congrats!! You are most brave than I am! I'm so nervous talking to strangers. This is such an amazing portrait!

[Sue Wilde]

This is fabulous. Love your processing

[Ethel]

Well done, keep it up when you can

[Paul "Snapchap" Everest]

Well done and it's very courageous of you to ask strangers to pose.

[sally agnew]

He looks really chuffed. What a lovely happy face. Yes it does take a bit of courage to ask a stranger to pose:-)

[Delia]

You are getting some amazing portraits. Well done

[Andrea]

Awesome 👍👍

[Rachel]

Well done, this is great.

[Diane]

Nice shot Karen, love the b/w, you must feel very pleased to be pushing yourself!

[Kay Hodges]

Nice candid and lovely shot

[Lyn Berriman]

That is a superb portait - well done on pushing yourself.

[Kath brown]

great portrait, did she like it?

[Karen]

@alicenellis @taffy @swilde @ethelperry @steampowered @hermann @deliad @andreajoy @888rachel @dianeburns @lynnilou @kmb Thanks all for your comments, much appreciated.

[Terrie]

Well done for getting out of your comfort zone. This kind of photography can be hard if you are not naturally outgoing and forward but very rewarding when you get such a lovely portrait of a stranger as you have.

[Karen]

@teodw Thanks Terrie, I am not naturally outgoing so this has really taken me out of my comfort zone, but I am really enjoying this project now.

[Shanne]

great portrait - street portraits like this are difficult