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Favorite Photo Friday: Portrait

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My favorite photo  taken this week is this portrait  of a young man  who'll be a freshman in high school this fall. He's at that age when sometimes he's an angel and sometimes, well. . . . In other words, your typical teen. This was taken with a Nikon D5000, ambient light in a dim parking garage on auto ISO (1600)  70 mm focal length aperture at f/11 exposure time 1/50th of a second white balance set for shade. If I were doing it again, I'd set the ISO at 200 and then alter my settings and shoot at about 1/20th of a second in ambient light so the photos weren't so grainy, but I actually had forgotten that I had set the camera on auto ISO. I'll have a chance to reshoot on Monday when I take portraits of his older brother. I just hope that graffiti artists don't paint over this great background by then. To see other Favorite Friday Photos, click on the button at the right. Or maybe, just maybe, you'd like to play along. ...