Studio session~

Hahaha thanks

Her boobs memang big one, I salute the guy who will be her bf and husband in the future

Hahaha, don't blame me for having creative imaginations on your side

So this thread not just full of macro kaki eh, other kinds of kaki also have

Hehe, I don't even know when I'll have another session even though I have people to shoot, hard to balance my time with studies

Ya, human macro photography

Thanksssss The quality still far from what I pictured in my head tho

To all photo kaki here!! Please help me with my questionnaire

The Viewfinder Questionnaire

Here's a bug kowtowing as thanks

All very nicely shot

Just that the color processing looks abit weird for my tastes, feels like ghost bride kind of toning already

Just my personal and biased opinion, feel free to ignore it if it isn't relevant ya

Taking a break from filtering/editing wedding photos to work on my headshot series



Btw anyone using this gem of a phone already?

No problem~
The second set could be brighter tho

Yeap, fantastic phone all around, especially for a price that's less than half of flagships with equivalent specs

Sifu at work

You've seen it before what, the other one is Jayz's Sigma 14

Ya, but the bottle's not his tho.
What spam? I don't see any

I use D700 also just focus and recompose most of the time with the center point leh, even with an 85mm 1.4

Get a pair of wireless triggers.

Helped my girl dye her hair today

A7 + Zeiss 135mm 1.8

You're a photographer mah

GF bugging me to take an "official" photo of her red hair, 200 photos later, this was the money shot

Of course there's light, the LCD is backlit

Composition a little bit weird for my tastes, and gosh, that last photo, the eyes really overdone.
Try not to over-process your photos, and maybe composition wise can give more "breathing space" for your subjects.

Most people use manual lenses for that out of camera rendering, so best leave it be unless something really needs to be fixed.

Just my two cents, don't take it too personally ya, only trying to help

The bokeh isn't bad, just that that particularly terrible one that tanji pointed out is because of over-processing (sharpening, saturation, clarity, etc.)
Should you intend to apply that much modifications next time, you might wanna mask out the background in photoshop first.

I'm going to contradict tanji here by saying a better lens doesn't matter, what you are using is already pretty good. Your skill matters more.
(Sorry tanji, you yourself should already know what a good photog can do with less)

Breathing space is part of composition skills, but I can't really tell you any "rules" to follow, just try to look at how other photographers shoot outdoor portraits (wide, tele, normal lenses).

No worries about making mistakes, I used to do everything i'm telling you not to do plus more (And I still make alot of mistakes even now)