Reply #3 - July 02, 2007, 07:03:18 PM
You'll love this.
I went to the grocery store with my wife, with it being 90 degrees, I went in. Of course they have no photo magazines but lots of hot rod mags so I'm looking through a D-Spot magazine which seemed to cater to the tricked out jap cars, all the ads and articles were about going faster.
If it hadn't been across from a big wheel company ad that was studio perfect, I probably wouldn't have noticed but the girls face was out of focus, just a little soft. But the seam of her bra streatched over all those D's was sharp as a tack. Carried the book to my wife and said "Look how sharp her boobs are"
<< bad idea >>
I then very quickly explained how her eyes were out of focus and Karen laughed too. To defend the poor photographer her eyes had to be at least a foot behind those... um.. flotation devices.
[grin]
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"I get up every morning determined to both change the world and have one heck of a good time. Sometimes this makes planning my day difficult. "- EB White
Chattanooga Photographer
www.BobEdens.com
Even at my old age- boobs are fun- just ask my wife. HOWEVER! For a proper head and shoulders portrait without distortion with a good rendering of the face- the proper camera position is eye level or a little above- sometimes SSSSSSSSSLIGHTLY lower to de-emphasize a long nose. Do that and let the other body parts take care of themselves. BUT HEY! For those with a nostril fetish-do your thing!
