Lead Singer of The People Now, Kyle at the Showbox in Seattle

[Nakean]

TPN-0-ZCreative Filter by Nakean, on Flickr
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Lead Singer of TPN The People Now during the Musicares Showbox benefit show. Creative Black and White Filter.

Camera Canon EOS 7D
Lens EF70-200mm f/2.8L IS II USM
Exposure 0.01 sec (1/100)
Aperture f/2.8
Focal Length 190 mm
ISO Speed 800
one green and one yellow gelled sb-28 on a stand stage left at about 1/32nd power.
One Red and one Blue gelled canon 430exII stage right at 1/32nd power.
Triggered with rf-602's..All manual.

[BigFuzzy]

So, what's your non-general question? (as per the forum rules)

[Nakean]

Originally Posted by BigFuzzy

So, what's your non-general question? (as per the forum rules)

" Please include the following information, if possible, with your image: EXIF info, type of camera, specific questions (What do you think? is not a specific question). A meaningful title, NOT "Critique Please", will also get your post noticed in a crowded section, as well as any additional information you can give about the conditions in which you shot.
Only post if you are willing to be critiqued - this isn't a place for showing off, but a place for people to suggest how you can improve. If you don't think you need to improve then this might not be the section of our forums for you."

I'm not sure I have any specific questions. Therefore, I did not include one. I don't believe a critique needs direction by the artist himself. I think that defeats the whole process. I post a piece of my work so that someone might give insight that I may have overlooked. If I have, indeed, overlooked something how could I then ask that specific question regarding that specific subject? If you have any suggestions, other than how I might direct your critique I would be much obliged.

[Niresangwa]

Well, no direct request is actually a problem when you post a good image, such as you did.

As there's nothing that stands out particularly as an issue, and unless someone with a specific interest in your niche happens upon it, the most likely response you're going to get is none at all.

It's not an affront to you, nor your shot, which is quite pleasing, but without stimulating some discussion yourself in the form of giving some specific thoughts, you're not going to get much in return.

[Nakean]

Originally Posted by Niresangwa

Well, no direct request is actually a problem when you post a good image, such as you did.

As there's nothing that stands out particularly as an issue, and unless someone with a specific interest in your niche happens upon it, the most likely response you're going to get is none at all.

It's not an affront to you, nor your shot, which is quite pleasing, but without stimulating some discussion yourself in the form of giving some specific thoughts, you're not going to get much in return.

Great points. I have been falling behind in my blog and generally link to a description of how and why I did what I did on any given shot. This generally helps to give context and create a discussion.