Victoria Blue Murder

Lots of your pictures appear staged, this one doesn't. A favorite so far!

Greatl composed!

splendid!

Ah yes. Hell hath no fury as a woman scorned. This is very well set up and done

Your use of the light through that doorway is inspiring... very clever!

i enjoy every detail of this shot ... but find sonny's comment that it doesnt appear staged compared to the others worrysome. his lifestyle i guess!

Right on Kyle!!! Even though the subject isn't one of my, if not anyones, favorits, it looks "real" and the atmosphre can be felt even. A goodun

Tremendous amount of effort, lighting, staging and photography here - it has paid off beautifully. Excellent work.

Regards Paul - The Grey House Photography

 

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great acting here, but I think that light is not dramatic enough for the situation.

why does everyone think the guys is guilty ? maybe she killed him for kicks ? maybe she conned him, maybe........?

Your best work so far!

 

I have a similar idea down on paper for a future shoot. Nice to see your shot turned out so well.

Did you choose to hang that painting there in the hallway? It compliments the woman rather nicley! Great shot, great acting, greatcapture. The only thing you might keep in mind the next time is throwing a gel on your strobe to even out the color temperature to either A) That of the hot light or I think even better B) A little bit more of a street light look, like the light is comming from a window that sits infront of a stret light... but you have a Great photo here!

Great and original photo!

Personally, I think the difference in color temperatures is fine, and helps seperate the foreground from the background, but that is just my opinion..

 

/daniel

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I agree on the color temp diffrance now that I look at the photo more... However I think it should still look a little bit more like nite light from a street light... so I stand by my suggestion B

to tell you the truth, i'm a total hack when it comes to lights. i know nothing. gel? balance? i wish i was a little more meticulous and i wish i knew how to make something look like either moonlight or street light or sunlight but, as it is, i have no clue.

Kyle... I felt bad even suggesting anything to you, seeing as I feel that you are a far superior photographer to me! However, if you have any specific lighting questions please feel free to E-Mail me and I will do all I can do to help johnny@johnnytergo.com

Yess!!!

That´s got a Newton touch.

perfect composition, very creative

Great!

Just superb.