[SanduneCC]

I consider myself a portrait artist extraordinaire. It's a subject that's probably foreign and intimidating to a lot of photographers. Would you like me to start some threads discussing what makes a successful portrait and perhaps some samples and some critique if anyone is up for it?

[hwyhobo]

Originally posted by SanduneCC
I consider myself a portrait artist extraordinaire. It's a subject that's probably foreign and intimidating to a lot of photographers. Would you like me to start some threads discussing what makes a successful portrait and perhaps some samples and some critique if anyone is up for it?

Tutorial with examples/illustrations would certainly be welcomed on any photo-related subject. I would love to read it.

[hile]

agreed. would be an interesting read.

[glocka]

;f I'd be interested also.I'm your student.Thanks..^3 ^3

[CheesyD]

I would be especially interested in B&W portraits... and B&W landscapes.

[Spen84107]

Are we talking environmental portraits or studio? I'd be interested discussing both. ;c

[SanduneCC]

I plan to use both in-studio and on-location examples to discuss the components of a successfull portrait.

Stay tuned. My scanner crapped out just as I'm formulating a lesson plan.

[CheesyD]

Your efforts are much appreciated!

[Clyde in CO]

that would be cool.

My first job was at a photo lab, we had a studio too.

Never got to be a photographer, tho~

[Harrison]

I, too, would be interested in learning more about portraiture. I did a little in my college days, but that was years ago.

Many thanks in advance.

[c-mama]

Count me in!