Anthony, a wonderful BW portrait. Love the develish expression on his face. I, too, have the digital Rebel, and I love it, even though I've only had it for two weeks and am still learning how to use it. Will keep watching your portfolio to see your shots with it. Am adding you to my friends list. Regards.
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B:)liana {K:30945} 10/2/2003
Good portrait. Like it in B&W. Thank you for your comment and Help. but the green glass was a bottle. hm. will put it in the sun. and try. I was trying to play with light from my lamp. but the glass is so solid that there was weak reflections in it. Thank you. Best regards, BIliana
Hi Anthony, Nice portait of your friend. I am still experiencing the Rebel digital. Took a lot of shots of my co-workers for a project this past week. So far, I am having mixed feelings about the camera. It's not the camera fault, shooting digital is not the same as film. That is my mistake. Understand, I am old school trained. This is a new transition for me. While shooting my co-workers, I was under strong fluorecent lighting, evening with a flash, my shots were poor exposures. With a little research I learned to used the exposure compensation and the white balance. Remember, the lens ratio is not the same as film, you must compensat for the flash. I throught the automation of this camera suppose to take care of those lighting situation I was in. On the good side, I didn't waste any film, or I have wait for it. Not all my shot as I mentioned above were bad. Some were excellent. I just got to watch, my lighting situation. I don't have the kit lens. I ordered the body only. I do you like your's? Is it a true 18-55mm ratio?
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