Category Archives: Canon 40D

Gillian

  This is a picture of Gillian from my 100 portraits project taken in the “beanscene” cafe in Kelvingrove in Glasgow. It was not one of my more skilful shoots as I used too large an aperture to get two sharp eyes in every image. Generally though there were enough sharp to have a few...

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Jodie

This is just a really simple picture with no flash. The coloured lights behind were from a bar in Glasgow where we met to say hi before taking our eventual 100-portraits choice in Buchanan Street. Jodie had such a lovely, bubbly personality and this picture , with her looking slightly upwards just seems to capture...

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Chris

This is Chris. The 26th person in order from my 100 portraits project. Poor Chris from memory deserved some praise for showing up to meet me for photographs on a weekend morning considering that he had had a lively night beforehand leaving him the worse for wear; very game indeed considering I took 140-or-so exposures....

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Innes

It’s really interesting picking up on my 100-portraits project again. Innes is a case in point. There were about 6 or 7 distinct images that I could have chosen, and what absolutely amazes me is that I remember dismissing some of them back in 2008  and now that I’m looking again, I really like some...

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Graeme

It’s been a while since I have done a “100 portraits revisited”. I heard Bill Wadman on the “On Taking Pictures” podcast talking about how good Lightroom 4 is at pulling detail out of earlier sensors. This one was done on my 40D which my friend Martin now owns, and Bill was right, on updating...

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