The Dungeon Master

kdog

Sam

Note to all...................don't judge............he ain't called dog for no reason. rofl

Sam

Bryce Wilson

The use of color gell fill for this scene just ROCKS.

Nice with a capital N.

kdog

Sam wrote: »

Note to all...................don't judge............he ain't called dog for no reason. rofl

Sam

Restrain yourself, Sam. Or I can arrange for someone to do it for you.

kdog

Bryce Wilson wrote: »

The use of color gell fill for this scene just ROCKS.

Nice with a capital N.

Thanks, Bryce! It was meant to be more of a kicker than a fill, but you're right about the gel.

D3Sshooter

Nice shot Kdog ..... different and that is what I like.... I just wonder if it would not look better without the mirror effect, especially the double arm.....

Sam

D3Sshooter wrote: »

Nice shot Kdog ..... different and that is what I like.... I just wonder if it would not look better without the mirror effect, especially the double arm.....

Good eye! I think you have something there. Might try cloning out the arm in the mirror but leave the handcuff. Also maybe try cloning out the boots in the mirror.

It is so incredibly difficult to see all the possibilities and / or minor flaws while shooting. This is probably why the top photographers have a crew to take care of all the details freeing up the photographer to focus on those little things as well as provide a second or third pair of eyes.

Sam

alaios

what about the left part of her face that takes most of the lighting.. is not a bit burned or perhaps a bit more of what my eyes like to see.
I also agree that perhaps without the mirror might be looking better. Otherwise nice

Alex

jmphotocraft

Yowza! That's cool.

kdog

D3Sshooter wrote: »

Nice shot Kdog ..... different and that is what I like.... I just wonder if it would not look better without the mirror effect, especially the double arm.....

Thanks, D3! I understand the reflection issue, but elected to leave it in as that's what mirrors do.

Sam wrote: »

Good eye! I think you have something there. Might try cloning out the arm in the mirror but leave the handcuff. Also maybe try cloning out the boots in the mirror.

It is so incredibly difficult to see all the possibilities and / or minor flaws while shooting. This is probably why the top photographers have a crew to take care of all the details freeing up the photographer to focus on those little things as well as provide a second or third pair of eyes.

Sam

Thanks, Sam. Same comment as above concerning the reflection.

alaios wrote: »

what about the left part of her face that takes most of the lighting.. is not a bit burned or perhaps a bit more of what my eyes like to see.
I also agree that perhaps without the mirror might be looking better. Otherwise nice

Alex

Thanks, Alex. Face is hot, but not blown. The harshness is intentional.

jmphotocraft wrote: »

Yowza! That's cool.

Thanks, Jack!

Sam

A perspective. It's a good image but hey we can all Monday morning quarterback a little.

This is different than picking apart an image.

Sam

kdog

Sam wrote: »

A perspective. It's a good image but hey we can all Monday morning quarterback a little.

This is different than picking apart an image.

Sam

Well, thanks for cleaning that up.