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I took this a couple of years ago while I was waiting for students to finish class evaluations. It's a good example of why you don't want to use a wide angle lens for portraiture.
16 responses
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Sagi Shapira gave props (18 Jul 2009):
wide angle lens can be great for portraits... gives perspective of the environment... that' why documentary photographers use wide angle lenses... when in doubt "get closer"
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Sagi Shapira gave props (18 Jul 2009):
at any rate i like this photo ++
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lowison gave props (18 Jul 2009):
Hi Charles: can both have a cup of coffee?
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Charles Rushton said (18 Jul 2009):
It's not the wide angle of view that is the problem. It's the distortion of facial features.
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Kurt Brennan said (18 Jul 2009):
Your mustache is epic.
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Regenia Brabham (Deleted) gave props (18 Jul 2009):
I don't see a lot of distortion here. I do love that your background is included.
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Bruce Baker gave props (18 Jul 2009):
Looks pretty "normal" to me!
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John Linton gave props (18 Jul 2009):
I think your SPs are fantastic...great addition.
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Judy Wanamaker (Deleted) gave props (18 Jul 2009):
In this case, it worked. It gave a story you may not have had. Great SP.
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debby raskin said (18 Jul 2009):
Well Charles...If you look any better in person than this picture...You might pop the lense! (so maybe from this point of view it would be best to stick with the wide angle!)
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Katy Baxter gave props (5 Aug 2009):
what I notice with wide-angle portraits, if you're too close the subject winds up looking cross-eyed. I like all the shapes in here though. I wonder how long you've had those glasses (there's a compliment in there don't worry).
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conchita. del. mundo. gave props (9 Aug 2009):
one of my all time favorite jpgers is in this photo. :)
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J. Harris Blacklist gave props (9 Aug 2009):
I so agree with K.Pasa?
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david ong gave props (9 Aug 2009):
looks fine here, maybe you were not to close. great sp.
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AnneMarie Balogh gave props (10 Aug 2009):
Great self-portrait!
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Robert Allan gave props (20 Sep 2009):
Excellent Sp!















