All are stunning Nik. A small nit on #6 is that light hitting the shoulder is bright enough to detract the attention from the face. Overall though, excellent.
Yes, this set is definetely the BEST set compared to others, there's a magical touch that I can feel through these shots, beautiful works
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It happens very often (to me at least) that the best frames happen 1) at the end of the shoot 2) totally unplanned. Needless to say, this last batch was taken during the last 20 minutes of the 4 hour shoot:-)
but in the first one, around the nose ridge line and underneath it's like she has a tan line. Is she a ninja during the day?
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Nah, it's simply my mistake in lighting, "inverted raccoon eyes". I corrected it almost immediately and i hope - it doesn't show in the following frames. Yet I still loved the expression and overall composition on this capture and decided to keep it...
All are stunning Nik. A small nit on #6 is that light hitting the shoulder is bright enough to detract the attention from the face. Overall though, excellent.
Thanks!
#6: Duh :bash, now I remember why my original crop was tighter on the left. I'll probably need to add vignette to dim it..
I think with the exception of 2, 3, and 7 her face is too dark. The "reverse raccoon eyes" has already been addressed in the first image. I'm surprised no one has mentioned her eyes. Contacts or Photoshop? More light on her face would have brought her eyes out more.
I think with the exception of 2, 3, and 7 her face is too dark. The "reverse raccoon eyes" has already been addressed in the first image. I'm surprised no one has mentioned her eyes. Contacts or Photoshop? More light on her face would have brought her eyes out more.
Thanks Nick!
I give you a clue eye-wise: PS:-)
And man, does she love it:-)
A few nit picky things here and there but they are all quite nice!
Hey Aaron, thank you!
I got three more models done over this weekend, and two more are already scheduled. I do hope I'll be able to post-process the ones I already shot before the next one comes. Getting verrrrry busy:-)
Hey Aaron, thank you!
I got three more models done over this weekend, and two more are already scheduled. I do hope I'll be able to post-process the ones I already shot before the next one comes. Getting verrrrry busy:-)
Yeah and here I am shooting rocks all weekend ...
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The colors!! Just awesome!!
but in the first one, around the nose ridge line and underneath it's like she has a tan line. Is she a ninja during the day?
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Thank you!
It happens very often (to me at least) that the best frames happen 1) at the end of the shoot 2) totally unplanned. Needless to say, this last batch was taken during the last 20 minutes of the 4 hour shoot:-)
Thank you!
Nah, it's simply my mistake in lighting, "inverted raccoon eyes". I corrected it almost immediately and i hope - it doesn't show in the following frames. Yet I still loved the expression and overall composition on this capture and decided to keep it...
Chiffon is definitely a nice material if you light it right:-)
#6: Duh :bash, now I remember why my original crop was tighter on the left. I'll probably need to add vignette to dim it..
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A few nit picky things here and there but they are all quite nice!
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I give you a clue eye-wise: PS:-)
And man, does she love it:-)
I got three more models done over this weekend, and two more are already scheduled. I do hope I'll be able to post-process the ones I already shot before the next one comes. Getting verrrrry busy:-)
Yeah and here I am shooting rocks all weekend ...
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