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01/14/2010 02:19:43 PM |
| Very creative. this is the second image that I have noticed that perhaps youre going too heavy on the smoothing of the skin. Or it might be just your style. Good image regardless |
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01/09/2010 09:29:00 AM |
Hi Richard I couldn't agree more. I find it really difficult to get the person to naturally blend into the background. I have tried your lighting approach before, I was please with the result what do you think?  |
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01/08/2010 05:32:22 PM |
Originally posted by kingskingdom:
Ok so I own up. This was shot in the studio and then dropped on a shot I took at the london museum about six months ago. If you zoom in you will see my poor editing on the cut out, but from a distance it kinda works |
That's a pretty good job of combining the two images. One thing I've found is when combining images it works best when you try to marry the two in the same light or introduce a new light source that affects both images. Doing it in post is not easy but by doing it you give the light more depth and in turn the scene looks more believable as a result. However, this doesn't just apply to composites. Photos taken on location can sometimes have this issue when the ambient light is dialed way down to allow the strobes to overpower it. Sometimes it'll look cool but it will always look fake because of the light. Now when the subject looks cool and the light looks real then you've done something. Just a thought. |
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01/08/2010 01:49:33 PM |
| HOLY SNACK! I knew it, i flipped between thsi shot and the one you posted beforehand like twenty times yesterday, but i gave you the benefit of the doubt. tsk tsk! :) |
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01/08/2010 12:01:55 PM |
Originally posted by kingskingdom:
Ok so I own up. This was shot in the studio and then dropped on a shot I took at the london museum about six months ago. If you zoom in you will see my poor editing on the cut out, but from a distance it kinda works |
You told me we were on location! |
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01/08/2010 08:34:54 AM |
| Ok so I own up. This was shot in the studio and then dropped on a shot I took at the london museum about six months ago. If you zoom in you will see my poor editing on the cut out, but from a distance it kinda works |
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01/07/2010 09:44:57 PM |
| I love location shoots, and this is a great one. Brownish/pinkish tones are very good as well. |
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01/07/2010 04:50:22 PM |
| i dont know if the model or the location is better in this shot |
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01/07/2010 03:58:59 PM |
| Very stylish - and great pp work |
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01/07/2010 02:09:22 PM |
No joke you and  Lutchenko did such an awesome job with these models!!! |
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01/07/2010 01:36:18 PM |
| Jeeez, and you guys hit the gold mine with these stunning models, didn't you! And you certainly knew what to do with them. I LOVE this one! |
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01/07/2010 12:57:40 PM |
| you have to love location shoots eh :) |
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