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Not sure if people in general would like to photograph in OZ. I took this as I saw very good highlights on that lady's hair. The details on her face are still preserved despite the strong direct light on her face.

Taken with D70 + AFS 300F4.

regards,

Arthur

Arthur the pic works for me but I would have thought the heading should have read ”where in the name of hell has he got to!”

sirhc55 wrote:Arthur the pic works for me but I would have thought the heading should have read ”where in the name of hell has he got to!”

It could be but I don't know. She's there alone waiting for someone. Unfortunately, i am not that someone. I like to take candid of strangers. Can you advise me how I can go about doing that?

Thanks,

Arthur

sirhc55 wrote:Arthur the pic works for me but I would have thought the heading should have read ”where in the name of hell has he got to!”

It could be but I don't know. She's there alone waiting for someone. Unfortunately, i am not that someone. I like to take candid of strangers. Can you advise me how I can go about doing that?

Thanks,

Arthur

Arthur - just the way you have taken this one. To get a face on candid it is often better to shoot at a crowd or more than one person, especially when they are engrossed in conversation. In that way they don’t really notice you pointing the camera

sirhc55 wrote:Arthur - just the way you have taken this one. To get a face on candid it is often better to shoot at a crowd or more than one person, especially when they are engrossed in conversation. In that way they don’t really notice you pointing the camera

Thanks for the tip.

regards,

Arthur