Hello Friends & Fans!

When I heard of the Brenizer Method, I loved it! (It really is one of those things that make you say, why didn't I think of this sooner?! Duh! Anyway..) In most of my portraits I like to have a creamy background (shallow depth of field). In order for me to get my desired look I usually have to close in pretty tight on the person and loose a lot of the scenery. I've taken panoramic pictures before but I like this idea to have panoramic pictures done during a session or wedding. This was my first attempt. I don't have a stitching program so I had to do this one my own and there are a few messy spots. Overall it was fun an my lovely model thought I was crazy, haha!

This is the first picture taken from the series of panoramic images. As you can tell, there is no scene and my model takes up the full frame. 

This is my ten image combination. I know it's a bit messy but it's still a goodie.

"Brenizer Method" Canon 50D, f/3.2 @ 50 mm, 1/100, ISO 100

I look forward to trying this more often and I'll be looking for some stitching programs that can do the work piecing the image together for me. Have a great week!

XOXO Michelle