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11/23/2005 08:47:06 PM · #1 |
I asked earlier for advice on light placement and got a little feedback. I went to the studio and experimented and this is what I came up with. Excuse the model. (The only volunteer I could find)
 
Thoughts, suggestions and comments appreciated.
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11/23/2005 08:48:50 PM · #2 |
I'd flip the power of the two lights exactly opposite - I don't like the darker eye facing more towards the camera - I think if you're going for a straight studio portrait look that you should have the camera-right side of the frame more lit.
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11/23/2005 09:36:48 PM · #3 |
Originally posted by mavrik:
I'd flip the power of the two lights exactly opposite - I don't like the darker eye facing more towards the camera - I think if you're going for a straight studio portrait look that you should have the camera-right side of the frame more lit. |
Actually the way he did it is a classic Rembrant lighting technique.
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11/23/2005 09:39:35 PM · #4 |
I know - I just prefer broad lighting. lol
This is nice - don't get me wrong. :)
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11/23/2005 09:40:38 PM · #5 |
| I left a comment. I like both but the side facing is my favorite. |
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11/23/2005 09:51:13 PM · #6 |
| I like the first one better. |
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11/23/2005 09:57:17 PM · #7 |
Thanks for the comments everyone. Like I said, it's my first serious attempt at portraiture. Not as easy as one would think when space is limited and you have to be the photographer AND the model. The general impression I get from all of you is that it is a good start. Am I right? like everything else, with practice it will improve.
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11/23/2005 10:02:02 PM · #8 |
Originally posted by printer4u:
Thanks for the comments everyone. Like I said, it's my first serious attempt at portraiture. Not as easy as one would think when space is limited and you have to be the photographer AND the model. The general impression I get from all of you is that it is a good start. Am I right? like everything else, with practice it will improve. |
Yes. The second one looks like your typical executive type portrait. I think a little fill flash to light the eyes a bit and give a catch-light would help more too.
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