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04/01/2008 11:38:41 AM · #1 |
Technically this was a near impossible shot, well no it wasnt, just felt it. In a cave, 4 guys with lights and wayyyyyyyyyyyy too much advice for me and wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyy too much talking on how to shoot it. (All of them never picked up a camera before!)
so hand held lights, I forgot to turn up my ISO so it was on 100, groaaaaaaaaaan (yep I feel like an idiot!)
Colours are natural from the caves after some saturation.
(Trash the Dress series)
Thanks guys, just want to know if I am on the right track
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04/01/2008 12:05:13 PM · #2 |
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04/01/2008 07:53:15 PM · #3 |
Thanks you two for the comments!!
Now a question, as you pointed out and quite rightly, the model is sharing the same amount of real estate space as the cave.
Do you think it should be just cropped tighter?
If doing that, and you lose the cave, wouldnt the shot look like just a really bad shot of a bride??? unless it was a long thin shot? what do you think?
I really appreciate your comments, it made me look at the shot differently@!!!
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04/01/2008 08:12:04 PM · #4 |
thats why i had mentioned a more extreme angle, it may help to the cave behind her so its still in the image.
i think its cropped nicely the way it is now |
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04/01/2008 09:02:28 PM · #5 |
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