Emily doing yoga
Friday, October 14th, 2005
Another shot of Emily Darling doing yoga. I hope to post more soon as I sort through them.
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great angle for the shot. Was this taken with your 50mm 1.4?
It was in fact. I found that lens best for the low light. Actually, a faster, wider prime might have been even better but the 50 was great. Thanks David.
Richard, it’s a very successful portrait…..her eyes really make this picture work well for me.