Senior in Historic neighborhood of Temple, Tx

[jubb]

I tried out utilizing some of the more historic neighborhoods in my town. I got permission from some of the residents to actually get up close to their houses. I think it worked out pretty well.



This is my favorite shot.

Check out the rest here: Temple, Tx Senior Portrait Photographer

[biggin]

It is a cool shot but my eye is drawn to the hanging light and makes it feel like the focus is on the house not the girl.

[RickD]

I like it, hanging light wasn't too distracting, but maybe PS can clean it up. What lens did you use?

[jubb]

I took it with the Canon 16-35mm L. Just got it and have been playing with the wide angle from different perspectives.

[danchez]

all I see is the house... then I see the young lady standing there... the house just dominates the picture even though she is wearing very vibrant colors.

[rhoffart]

not a fan of the wide angle ... the three of her wearing the "sooner" shirt are my favorite.

[jubb]

Originally Posted by rhoffart

not a fan of the wide angle ... the three of her wearing the "sooner" shirt are my favorite.

Are you a Sooner? Or you like them better from a portrait stand point.

The wide angle use was probably a little more to demonstrate the architecture than to accentuate the subject, and it sounds like that's pretty clear to everybody who looks at the picture. Thanks for the comments.

[rhoffart]

Originally Posted by jubb

Are you a Sooner? Or you like them better from a portrait stand point.

The wide angle use was probably a little more to demonstrate the architecture than to accentuate the subject, and it sounds like that's pretty clear to everybody who looks at the picture. Thanks for the comments.

not a sooner fan ... Gig-em Aggies


from a portrait stand point for sure.