Portrait Shoot @ Huntington Beach

Dionysus

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reyvee61

Well you did good managing the harsh light without a scrim I assume. Lots of different styles of processing here too....
6,7 and 8 are my favorites.....

Dionysus

reyvee61 wrote: »

Well you did good managing the harsh light without a scrim I assume. Lots of different styles of processing here too....
6,7 and 8 are my favorites.....

Scrim? Also I did different styles of processing for every photo. These were just my favorites. Thanks!

reyvee61

Dionysus wrote: »

Scrim? Also I did different styles of processing for every photo. These were just my favorites. Thanks!

Scrim= Big fabric thingy to shade the sun

Dionysus

Ahh, yes...I'm still lacking in the gear department. I do the best I can do in the lighting I have. I try to schedule most during softer light, but the client could only do 2pm, and had to make due.

reyvee61

Dionysus wrote: »

Ahh, yes...I'm still lacking in the gear department. I do the best I can do in the lighting I have. I try to schedule most during softer light, but the client could only do 2pm, and had to make due.

You did a good job at that time of day, the sand makes for a good reflector of light to help even out the shadows

Darren Troy C

Don't forget to number your entries. #8 is the clear winner of this bunch.

Dionysus

Thank you! Ya, forgot to number.