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Richard · April 29, 2008

I know this last one doesn't really look much like a street candid. I just happened upon a movie crew that was shooting in the neighborhood. I couldn't get too close, but did manage to grab this:

Thanks for looking. C&C always welcome.

Cheers,

BriShay · April 29, 2008

wow, the last one is awesome!

swintonphoto · April 29, 2008

#2 & #3 are great! I especially like #2 because it isn't typical, but paints a wonderful portrait. Nice.

Richard · April 30, 2008

BriShay wrote:

wow, the last one is awesome!

Thanks. It sure helps to have a beautiful model with professional hair styling and makeup. Oh, and standing in front of a black backdrop, too.

swintonphoto wrote:

#2 & #3 are great! I especially like #2 because it isn't typical, but paints a wonderful portrait. Nice.

Hey, I'm glad you like it. I stumbled on a new way of processing for #2, which I thought went well with the subject.

Cheers,

ChatKat · April 30, 2008

Scrim
That is a Scrim...not a backdrop. The building is white and would affect the color and lighting. The scrim would remove that from the shot.

Richard wrote:

Thanks. It sure helps to have a beautiful model with professional hair styling and makeup. Oh, and standing in front of a black backdrop, too.

Hey, I'm glad you like it. I stumbled on a new way of processing for #2, which I thought went well with the subject.

Cheers,

Richard · April 30, 2008

ChatKat wrote:

That is a Scrim...not a backdrop. The building is white and would affect the color and lighting. The scrim would remove that from the shot.

Scrim, eh? OK. I am a complete moron about lighting terminology, so I appreciate the lesson, Kathy. Does the term refer to the piece of equipment itself or the way in which it is used?

1pocket · May 4, 2008

The second has um, wonderful texture

Richard · May 5, 2008

1pocket wrote:

The second has um, wonderful texture

Yep...ya gotta love those 70-200 L lenses.

Cheers,

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