Candid Photography Tips

http://froknowsphoto.com/photo-of-the-week-candid-photo/

This weeks photo is a candid image I captured of a really amazing person and business man Yanik Silver. I had the chance to spend some time capturing some images at one of his weekend getaways including this image below

Category:

Education

Tags:

• Nikon
• Canon
• Yanik Silver
• photography
• photo
• digital
• candid
• black and white
• DSLR
• D7000
• D3S

[hcoll]

1/5000th of a second at f/4 ISO 500? Why did you choose those settings Jared?

[JaredPolin]

@hcoll good question, no real definitive answer just that I wanted to freeze the action and and never dropped my ISO which I could have but I am always watching my SS and F stops.

[cookiepwnsU]

woah, that cone looks really pixelated in colour

[JaredPolin]

@cookiepwnsU its prob just the screen.

[100shutters]

did you vignette control the image in LR3?

[JaredPolin]

@100shutters no i dont touch that feature in my photos. 

[jeanozeroeight]

Boomness

[leo140485]

@hcoll You shoot that in Auto? lol

[BenSandler101]

great photo!

what program are you using?

[Cmac787]

ive learned that its better to shoot individual portraits at a low angle and move up gradually to make the subject feel comfortable

[tweekin001]

This is sort of an unrelated question, but how did you record this video? This was the first time I've seen an 'Original' setting for resolution.

[hcoll]

@JaredPolin Ah. I guess you're used to having your ISO higher as well considering you shoot with a D3s(or was it D3X?). Thanks for replying.