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| 09/06/2006 09:53:51 AM |
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| 09/05/2006 08:12:21 AM |
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| 09/03/2006 02:01:31 AM |
Windblown Whiteby KevinRiggsComment by Brad: A little bit of wind, an excellent control over the lighting, a pretty girl, what's not to like? A little tighter crop perhaps?
Well done! |
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| 09/02/2006 09:44:57 PM |
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| 09/02/2006 05:46:11 PM |
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| 09/02/2006 01:55:39 PM |
Windblown Whiteby KevinRiggsComment by ShannonLee: Some thoughts:
-I usually don't like pictures where the subject is centered but I think it works really nicely here!! Good choice
-Cute girl, beautiful expression!
-Nice lighting!
-Score: 7 |
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| 09/02/2006 01:38:46 PM |
Windblown Whiteby KevinRiggsComment by cloudsme: Very nicely done. Minor detail...not crazy about the knee right in her mid section. Over to the side might be better? 7 |
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| 09/01/2006 07:45:59 PM |
0256 - recroppedby KevinRiggsComment by KiwiChris: I think this is a nice portrait, but I find the small catchlights in her eyes really distracting for some reason...
When I do headshots I like to use a 60" octabox or 48" square box as close as I can get it for the fill/catch light.... Gives nice diffuse catchlights, although it might be a bit difficult in your case, I see you're already shooting at F/11, so I imagine you have the same problem I do with lights too powerful for filling sidelit headshots. (Must resist urge to buy more gear...)
The catchlights in image id 386973 are about as small as I'd have them, and that was a 40" brolly about 3 ft in front of my Daughter, but it's the key so I have it turned up a bit. (Must post some of my studio work on here).
To solve this problem for me I'm in the process of building a huge (8ftx6ft) scrim. Out of PVC pipe and white nylon.. Going to make some gobos for it that look like windows/trees/buildings and light it (bounce or through) as a fill for moody headshots... It's a good plan.. |
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| 09/01/2006 05:31:34 PM |
0027 - on black with red highlight BGby KevinRiggsComment by kiwiness: The jeans and the chair are drowning into darkness. The lighting balance, well I wrote it before, although here it is a little better with the right side a touch darker. Can you see the difference compared to the other two photos? Try out some lighting with strip lights, you get some good results by placing them correctly. Also a hair light from an angle behind will bring in a slight aura which is muchly needed here. This would make for a good portrait, but the bottom half doesn't do anything for me. |
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| 09/01/2006 05:21:28 PM |
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