Atherton & District Amateur Photographic Society

It seems a while since we had any new photos here, so why don't you share your photos of Jayde.

Gill has organised two workshops with Jayde now and I'm sure everyone who took part will have already sent photos to Jayde, as was part of the agreement.

At the first workshop I saw some good shots on the back of Alasdair's camera and several others. I'm sorry I had to miss the second workshop, I was stuck on the M6 for two hours.

I'll start with this one. Feel free to add your own photos, and any comments.

Blog post, 'Jayde - Pretty Simple Portraiture' : http://www.pauljones.org/?p=1237

That's a terrific bright, joyful and open portrait Paul, a really natural shot that doesn't shout out all the work that's gone into it.

From the 2nd workshop.

John wrote:That's a terrific bright, joyful and open portrait Paul, a really natural shot that doesn't shout out all the work that's gone into it.

Thanks John.

Really enjoyed the night and liked a few of the images I took. once again thanks.

Good images so far.

Anyone else...?

Here is mine

Thanks for your replies everyone, though I thought we would have seen more photos from the other ADAPS members who took part.

Gill - good quality, good skin tones, great eyes.

Shaun - another good image, the expression draws you in, quite thoughtful.

Alasdair - a very good effort, personally, I think it would be a stronger image if you crop some of the open space above her head and remove the faux vignette, which I'm assuming you've added in post-processing.

Paul - sorry - we went to India on the 10 Dec, and only returned on 8 Jan, so didn't see this before we left. Here's one of my photos now, anyway.

this fun that I have mastered resizing
alasdair