The fill on her legs would have helped a ton. Ive got just under two weeks to keep trying so Im going to get back into the studio and fix that one up. This was also the first time shooting with a Mamiya medium format camera. It was pretty sweet
Nice exposures and skin color on 1-2 & 4. Maybe a tad warm but I like them warm. Ditto on the space thing on 2 & 4.
3 looks like you missed your exposure and had to pull the exposure up to get the detail in the shadows you wanted and that blew out the highlights on the arms and legs. Possibly as a result you've got some noise on the lower part of the legs and odd coloring.
Hey I was just browsing flickr and came across this set - just added you as a contact too --- so look for Kendell and Evelyn Grace - or KLinh Evelyn Grace Photography. Nice pics by the way
Nice exposures and skin color on 1-2 & 4. Maybe a tad warm but I like them warm. Ditto on the space thing on 2 & 4.
3 looks like you missed your exposure and had to pull the exposure up to get the detail in the shadows you wanted and that blew out the highlights on the arms and legs. Possibly as a result you've got some noise on the lower part of the legs and odd coloring.
Best of luck with the class.
thank you for the critique. On 3 the exposure was pretty off partly because I wasnt paying attention to the beauty dish (hot spot on the wrist) and the back light was spilling into the subject (the blown out portion on our left). Lighting wasnt great but I did like the pose and the model liked that photo. The legs are what really bother me about it. Ill hopefully find time to get back in and redo that one or scrap it and replace it with something entirely different.
Hey I was just browsing flickr and came across this set - just added you as a contact too --- so look for Kendell and Evelyn Grace - or KLinh Evelyn Grace Photography. Nice pics by the way
thanks for the ad! Im looking forward to being able to do this all day long
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3 looks like you missed your exposure and had to pull the exposure up to get the detail in the shadows you wanted and that blew out the highlights on the arms and legs. Possibly as a result you've got some noise on the lower part of the legs and odd coloring.
Best of luck with the class.
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thank you for the critique. On 3 the exposure was pretty off partly because I wasnt paying attention to the beauty dish (hot spot on the wrist) and the back light was spilling into the subject (the blown out portion on our left). Lighting wasnt great but I did like the pose and the model liked that photo. The legs are what really bother me about it. Ill hopefully find time to get back in and redo that one or scrap it and replace it with something entirely different.
thanks for the ad! Im looking forward to being able to do this all day long