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Thiago Sigrist
Aug-29-2005, 12:00 PM
Hello again, friends!

After taking my time to look at all the wonderful pictures you've been posting here, I decided to post the last two I've shot. Hope you find them somewhat interesting. :):

Yours truly:
http://www.ic.unicamp.br/%7Era002560/hott.jpg

Mom (without glasses, I tried to capture one of her deepest, most sober expressions):
http://www.ic.unicamp.br/%7Era002560/vera2005.jpg

Thanks in advance for viewing! :):

-- thiago

lynnma
Aug-29-2005, 12:06 PM
[QUOTE=Thiago Sigrist]Hello again, friends!

After taking my time to look at all the wonderful pictures you've been posting here, I decided to post the last two I've shot. Hope you find them somewhat interesting. :):

Yours truly:


Mom (without glasses, I tried to capture one of her deepest, most sober expressions):


Thanks in advance for viewing! :):

-- thiago[/QUOTe

both great shots.. number one is spectacular to me.:clap

Ann McRae
Aug-29-2005, 12:27 PM
Thiago

Is this a self portrait, or was someone else behind the camera? Either way it is fantastic!!! WOW

ann

Thiago Sigrist
Aug-29-2005, 01:02 PM
Lynn and Ann,
thanks so much for your kind compliments! You've made my day, heheh! :D

Regarding the first portrait, yeah, it's a self-portrait. I used the self timer, and focused manually. It's also not a crop, which is why it required a fair share of patience from the model! :rofl

Thanks for stopping by!
Take care!

-- thiago

lynnma
Aug-29-2005, 01:05 PM
Lynn and Ann,
thanks so much for your kind compliments! You've made my day, heheh! :D

Regarding the first portrait, yeah, it's a self-portrait. I used the self timer, and focused manually. It's also not a crop, which is why it required a fair share of patience from the model! :rofl

Thanks for stopping by!
Take care!

-- thiagoEven more impressive!!! and by the way.. I like the haircut..:1drink :D

Trish323
Aug-29-2005, 06:24 PM
Hi thiago!

Excellent portraits! Good to see some of your shots again!!

Sandy
Aug-29-2005, 07:35 PM
Really nice work, especially the first photo.

windoze
Aug-30-2005, 11:56 PM
what a great self-portrait!!!



very well done!!!



troy
[QUOTE=Thiago Sigrist]Hello again, friends!

After taking my time to look at all the wonderful pictures you've been posting here, I decided to post the last two I've shot. Hope you find them somewhat interesting. :):

Yuri Pautov
Aug-31-2005, 01:15 AM
Priviet, Thiago!
Nice to see your works.
I like the second one - it 'tells a story'. The 'model' is very natural, relaxed.
As for the first one - I like it too, but ... 2 things:
1) spectacles... they form the 4-d horizontal line (lips, nose, eyes with eyebrows) and destroy classic triangle composition, cause:
a) they are becoming the 'hero', the main subject (also the most sharp!)
b) they are wider then eyes/brows and this is also putting them to the first place...
2) the bottom eyelids look tensive (not relaxed). Sure your eyes are 'bigger'. I call this 'shoot waiting syndrome'.. in this case its intrersting to shoot once again right after first shoot, when you relax 'after' :-)
DOF is excellent, colors are great!
Spasibo,
Yuri

lynnma
Aug-31-2005, 07:47 AM
Priviet, Thiago!
Nice to see your works.
I like the second one - it 'tells a story'. The 'model' is very natural, relaxed.
As for the first one - I like it too, but ... 2 things:
1) spectacles... they form the 4-d horizontal line (lips, nose, eyes with eyebrows) and destroy classic triangle composition, cause:
a) they are becoming the 'hero', the main subject (also the most sharp!)
b) they are wider then eyes/brows and this is also putting them to the first place...
2) the bottom eyelids look tensive (not relaxed). Sure your eyes are 'bigger'. I call this 'shoot waiting syndrome'.. in this case its intrersting to shoot once again right after first shoot, when you relax 'after' :-)
DOF is excellent, colors are great!
Spasibo,
YuriYuri.. that is a great critique.. I shall use that "tutorial" myself in future .. even tho this is not my shot it's great we can all learn along with each other.
thanks
Lynn:clap

Thiago Sigrist
Aug-31-2005, 12:35 PM
First of all, I have to say I'm deeply impressed with all the replies!

Lynn: Thanks for the haircut remark! :D And again you're right, Yuri's top-notch!

Trish: Good to see *you* around as well! Thanks for your compliments!

Sandy: Thanks so much for your kind words! :):

Troy: I'm really glad you liked it that much! You should try some of those yourself sometime! :):

Yuri: Not only you excel in picture-taking but also in critique. I'm overwhelmed at your feedback because you're so careful and, at the same time, straightforward! I agree with you that the glasses are stealing the viewer's attention from the eyes, and I'll give you another probable cause for my slightly closed eyes: fill flash! :D Thanks for your warm words as well, for me any critique this good is an honor!

As a final remark, don't you people find this forum stunning? I found that lately there have been so many great photos, and I feel really good seeing my colleagues doing so well, growing in their photography and 'sharing the goods'! :lust

Thanks for all the feedback and attention!
Take care!

-- thiago

G K
Aug-31-2005, 01:03 PM
Yuri

It is almost as informative and probably more of a learning experience to read your critiques as it is to see the picture in the first place. Thank you for sharing!

Thiago - as everyone else has said - very nice portraits!

~ gaurav (gk08 from STF :))

Priviet, Thiago!
Nice to see your works...
Yuri