Nice series as always. The light is a little harsher here - because its daylight also?
You are really becoming the flash master!
Z
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#6: One of your best!
Nice series as always. The light is a little harsher here - because its daylight also?
You are really becoming the flash master!
Z
Thank you, Z!
About the harsher light: I kinda prefer using a non-diffused flash outdoors to match our - rather harsh - California sun. Especially considering the fact that I mostly shoot alone and can't rely on two-three extra people operating large outdoor diffusers/reflectors and hauling all the other Big Dog stuff..
This photo shoot must have taken forever, your eye must have been burning in that viewfinder
Amazing shots:D
Thanks, Shannon!
Actually it was a relatively short one, just above 5 hours with a lots of R&R in between (for makeup, change, moving, etc.). Sunset is aronud 5pm these days, as opposed to around 8pm summer time, so we're 3 hours short:-)
Nice work, Nik, and great model. Here's my critique:
I think having her mouth open a bit would work better in photos #4 and 9. It will make them more seductive. It's all about selling a fantasy or whatever and most of us don't close our mouths when we're trying to be seductive.
On #10, I'm not crazy about the shadow being cast on her leg-- maybe a reflector for some fill light would help? Also, her legs look thick in #10. Maybe more toe pointing or stretched out would help? She is definitely a bootilicious model and I personally find that awesome -- but just doesn't quite work in #10.
#6 is awesome though you might consider having your model look just a little bit closer to the camera so there isn't quite so much whites of her eyes showing.
But a great series and oh man-- your model here is stunning.
Nice work, Nik, and great model. Here's my critique:
I think having her mouth open a bit would work better in photos #4 and 9. It will make them more seductive. It's all about selling a fantasy or whatever and most of us don't close our mouths when we're trying to be seductive.
On #10, I'm not crazy about the shadow being cast on her leg-- maybe a reflector for some fill light would help? Also, her legs look thick in #10. Maybe more toe pointing or stretched out would help? She is definitely a bootilicious model and I personally find that awesome -- but just doesn't quite work in #10.
#6 is awesome though you might consider having your model look just a little bit closer to the camera so there isn't quite so much whites of her eyes showing.
But a great series and oh man-- your model here is stunning.
Thanks, Pete,
appreciate your attention!
Good points, duly noted!
I am really interested to know what kind of lighting setup you use for shots like these...
Same as I almost always do on location: two gelled sunpacks, "straight up" (no diffusers:-), diagonal pattern if I can.
I believed I already posted some of the setup shots in my "tease" post, but ther are again:
Now I know why train track shots are so dangerous. I used to think with the photographer looking one way and the model looking the other, how the heck could anyone even come close to getting hit by a train.
If I was photographing her, I wouldn't see a 747 coming down the tracks.
Now I know why train track shots are so dangerous. I used to think with the photographer looking one way and the model looking the other, how the heck could anyone even come close to getting hit by a train.
If I was photographing her, I wouldn't see a 747 coming down the tracks.
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Nice series as always. The light is a little harsher here - because its daylight also?
You are really becoming the flash master!
Z
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About the harsher light: I kinda prefer using a non-diffused flash outdoors to match our - rather harsh - California sun. Especially considering the fact that I mostly shoot alone and can't rely on two-three extra people operating large outdoor diffusers/reflectors and hauling all the other Big Dog stuff..
Amazing shots:D
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Actually it was a relatively short one, just above 5 hours with a lots of R&R in between (for makeup, change, moving, etc.). Sunset is aronud 5pm these days, as opposed to around 8pm summer time, so we're 3 hours short:-)
I think having her mouth open a bit would work better in photos #4 and 9. It will make them more seductive. It's all about selling a fantasy or whatever and most of us don't close our mouths when we're trying to be seductive.
On #10, I'm not crazy about the shadow being cast on her leg-- maybe a reflector for some fill light would help? Also, her legs look thick in #10. Maybe more toe pointing or stretched out would help? She is definitely a bootilicious model and I personally find that awesome -- but just doesn't quite work in #10.
#6 is awesome though you might consider having your model look just a little bit closer to the camera so there isn't quite so much whites of her eyes showing.
But a great series and oh man-- your model here is stunning.
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Thanks, Pete,
appreciate your attention!
Good points, duly noted!
I believed I already posted some of the setup shots in my "tease" post, but ther are again:
"tank" setup:
"tracks" setup:
HTH
If I was photographing her, I wouldn't see a 747 coming down the tracks.
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, good point! It is dangerous!
Thank you!