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Yesterday I did my second ever proper photoshoot (the first one having been at Allhands with Michelle). This time I was doing some family portraiture of a friend's daughters, one a very precocious nine-year-old and the other having just turned one.
It was, by and large, hell.
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on Wed, July 30th 2008
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Graham Binns posted a photo:
Three hundred and sixty-odd days of 2008, day 211
The main hall of Norwich Cathedral, taken from near the altar.
I was amazed that this came out as sharp as it did, considering it was hand held at 1/9 seconds, ISO 200 (my mistake).
It's shots like these that make me wish that I'd got a D700 rather than the D300; super wide-angle on a full-frame camera would've looked awesome. But there were good reasons why I didn't. Well, one good reason, anyway.
Graham Binns is a photographer, writer, musician and software developer from Lancaster, England, with a bizarre imagingation, a penchant for odd t-shirts and a magnificent hat.
Have decided on the model for the woodland shoot (http://is.gd/a86wI). Hopefully said model is still available...
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