This weekend with Kess. (NSFW)

DerweissehaiDerweissehai Registered Users Posts: 124 Major grins
edited January 22, 2009 in Go Figure
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7D/40D/XTi/G10/EOS630/50MM 1.8/430/580x2/18-55/28-135/PWx2/Sekonic LM/Tam. 70-200 2.8
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Adam

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  • NikolaiNikolai Registered Users Posts: 19,035 Major grins
    edited January 20, 2009
    I like the dynamics of #1, great pose!
    And the minimalistic lighting on #2 make it almost implied:-)
    Good series! thumb.gif
    "May the f/stop be with you!"
  • glennpglennp Registered Users Posts: 171 Major grins
    edited January 20, 2009
    Like your lighting in both.

    glenn
  • DerweissehaiDerweissehai Registered Users Posts: 124 Major grins
    edited January 21, 2009
    Thanks. More to follow and will be on flickr and a private link on my sm page
    7D/40D/XTi/G10/EOS630/50MM 1.8/430/580x2/18-55/28-135/PWx2/Sekonic LM/Tam. 70-200 2.8
    Model Site/Portrait Site/Flcikr/MM

    Adam
  • RichardRichard Administrators, Vanilla Admin Posts: 19,963 moderator
    edited January 21, 2009
    In #1, I'm a little bothered by the angularity of her right shoulder. It seems like a forced position. ne_nau.gif Could be my monitor, but I would like to see a little more light on her neck in that area.
  • angevin1angevin1 Registered Users Posts: 3,403 Major grins
    edited January 21, 2009
    Nice set Adam!

    And the way that light gently and subtly wraps around her in #2 is awesome~

    cheers, tom
    tom wise
  • DerweissehaiDerweissehai Registered Users Posts: 124 Major grins
    edited January 21, 2009
    Richard wrote:
    In #1, I'm a little bothered by the angularity of her right shoulder. It seems like a forced position. ne_nau.gif Could be my monitor, but I would like to see a little more light on her neck in that area.

    That was actually a candid capture in between posing. I liked it.
    7D/40D/XTi/G10/EOS630/50MM 1.8/430/580x2/18-55/28-135/PWx2/Sekonic LM/Tam. 70-200 2.8
    Model Site/Portrait Site/Flcikr/MM

    Adam
  • PadgePadge Registered Users Posts: 34 Big grins
    edited January 21, 2009
    Both poses look very forced, in the first her right arm looks like its going to come out of its joint. I feel something more relaxed would have been better.

    The second one its the left leg, would have been better with her foot on the floor.

    Good light, but a couple of small things. Regarding pic 1. The shadow of the chair curves up following the backdrop, looks a bit odd. I know, I know, lovely girl to look at and somebody studies the shadows of a chair. Also to be picky about number 2 the top of the right thigh may need a bit of burn to tone it down a little.
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  • DerweissehaiDerweissehai Registered Users Posts: 124 Major grins
    edited January 22, 2009
    Padge wrote:
    Both poses look very forced, in the first her right arm looks like its going to come out of its joint. I feel something more relaxed would have been better.

    The second one its the left leg, would have been better with her foot on the floor.

    Good light, but a couple of small things. Regarding pic 1. The shadow of the chair curves up following the backdrop, looks a bit odd. I know, I know, lovely girl to look at and somebody studies the shadows of a chair. Also to be picky about number 2 the top of the right thigh may need a bit of burn to tone it down a little.

    Figure studies....the shadows add to the depth and perception of the photos. Don't need the infinity look on these...but I see what you are saying.
    7D/40D/XTi/G10/EOS630/50MM 1.8/430/580x2/18-55/28-135/PWx2/Sekonic LM/Tam. 70-200 2.8
    Model Site/Portrait Site/Flcikr/MM

    Adam
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