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tesarver

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Portraits at the Cemetery

14-07-2013, 01:44

The wife wanted to go down to the Easton Cemetery today to walk around. So I took a flash stand and a pair of Yongnuo YN-622C E-TTL and a 430 EX II set to E-TTL to do some High-Speed Sync images.

Camera EOS-M w/EF-22mm f/2
ISO 100
Aperture f/3.5

1) 1/500 sec

2) 1/500 sec

3) 1/250 sec

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Bill53

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#2

14-07-2013, 22:33

Re: Portraits at the Cemetery

Rather strange location for a portrait session Tom but nice images all the same.

Bill.

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tesarver

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#3

15-07-2013, 00:48

Re: Portraits at the Cemetery

Thanks Bill
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15-07-2013, 08:40

Re: Portraits at the Cemetery

Like the relaxed casual look of no 1, as if the subject happened to be there, when you walked by.

Doug.

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tesarver

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15-07-2013, 10:31

Re: Portraits at the Cemetery

Thanks Doug
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15-07-2013, 19:16

Re: Portraits at the Cemetery

I really like #2 Tom, very cheeky!!!

Regards Paul
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15-07-2013, 21:00

Re: Portraits at the Cemetery

Unusual setting Tom but it is anther vote for #2- The cheeky look wins the day for me.

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15-07-2013, 21:42

Re: Portraits at the Cemetery

Yup, #2 for me too, nice shot from a good set,

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#9

15-07-2013, 23:25

Re: Portraits at the Cemetery

Thanks Paul, Nat & Garry
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