DTL photos?

[Billy.]

I'm after a photo of some people shooting down the line. As much as I'm keen for a photo, I'm avoiding the bog standard photo with everyone in focus. So I'm after something with a good depth of field. Colours I'm not so fussed about, as I can tart it up in Photoshop if needed.

 

It's for a mock up of a website which I am presenting to a client, so I'll let you know if it is needed.

 

Thanks

 

EDIT:

 

I will also be happy with a photo which shows a line of shooters at an event or the like. I'm sure you get the sort of photo I'm after now!

Edited September 14, 2010 by Billy.

[MJN]

Something like this ?

you are welcome to browse this link

 

http://picasaweb.google.com/michaeljohnnun...feat=directlink

 

Edited September 15, 2010 by MGMan

[Breastman]

Have you tried a Google Images search?

 

Mark

[Billy.]

Something like this ?

you are welcome to browse this link

 

http://picasaweb.google.com/michaeljohnnun...feat=directlink

 

Thanks, but I'm really after a number of people. It's to head up an 'Events' page, so a number of people taking part in something is what I'm trying to get.

 

Have you tried a Google Images search?

 

Mark

 

I have, but I'm fussy about copyrights on images, as you can land in deep poo if you pinch a photo from the wrong person...!

[MJN]

more like this you mean

[Billy.]

more like this you mean

 

Yes and no... It's what I want, but it needs to have that 'look' to it.

 

The depth of field effect is something that really brings out the beauty in a photo. For example;

 

http://www.flickr.com/photos/michaelchandler/3229021908/

 

That's what I want for a DTL photo....!

 

Thanks everyone for trying though

[Marcus]

So you are after a group photo with a 'narrow' depth of field as in the example you gave.

 

In the example you gave the F number is f1.8, this is a low f number which in turns means an increased aperture diameter = narrow depth of field

 

I havent done any photography for a while now - hope im not confused

Edited September 15, 2010 by Marcus

[Billy.]

So you are after a group photo with a 'narrow' depth of field as in the example you gave.

 

In the example you gave the F number is f1.8, this is a low f number which in turns means an increased aperture diameter = narrow depth of field

 

I havent done any photography for a while now - hope im not confused

 

I think F1.8 is a bit much. I've got a 1.8 lens and I've found it can sometimes ruin a picture, as you end up with blurry ears on a close up of a single person...!

 

Still, I am being a bit lazy, as I did pop up to the clay ground earlier and forgot to take my camera... Mind you, they don't do DTL.

[MJN]

Sorry, I've not got anything like that, but for interest, I think this could be one of the essex mafia who blanked a stand :-)

 

[DSPUK]

with shorts like that nothing more can be said.

 

Dave

[Billy.]

Client would love polka dot Essex Mafia on their site...