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From a serie shoot at an old facktory the eniroment had some good

backrounds.. Tell me what you think, please.

A beautiful portrait with very nice lighting, Tore!

Gray on gray with wonderful warm tones between.  A beautiful young lady with a tad of attitude.  Superb lighting, detail and composition...  Mike

Ditto the above.  Nice color and good subject placement.  A very nice illusion of flat, on-camera flash providing a 3-D modeling of her face.  It appears to me that you used a vignetter over your lens to shade the right side and bottom of the image or else you accomplished the same effect in post.  In either case it produced the feeling of a highlight and shadow sides of her face and gave her facial features roundness and depth.  Is there anything you care to add to tell us the techniques you used to achieve this image?

I wouldn't mind knowing some of the texhniques, tricks, and tips you use either!  This is exceptional!  It also looks natural and and so very well detailed. The only thing that really surprised me in the exif details was the 192 mm focal length, is it usual to be this far away from your subject?

Excellent 7

Best Regards

Alf

It seems that you have found a good location and the result is excellent . I like her long hair and the pose . Your lighting has given very nice soft shadows and she has that confident look about her ! Excellent shot ! Bill

Gorgeous!! I love it.

Cheers

Thank you all for your comments I Apreciate them a lot. About this shoot, the model stands with a corner from 2 walls behind her. The wall to the right i a bit darker than the one behind her. It is an on camera flash in "fill light" mode and the aria is in the shadow but the overall light is pretty strong outside the shadow aria and it make the corner goes darker and the shade of the model a bit lighter. I add big vinjete with capture one on the raw image its soft but it starts on the right side on her face. The same ting can be made in photoshop just a lot of fetter on the selektion and low opacity on the vinjette. When I want à short DOF I orten use à LOT of tele beteende 100 to200 there is à rule of tumb that when you pass 150mm there is à bigger risk for a "separated" look between the model and  the background. But i breake that one pretty often. Best regards Tore

What a lovely portrait my friend,  beautiful tones, wonderful expression.

I remain far from home with only rare access to the internet. I will catch up on work posted on my return. Very best wishes to you, John

Perfect work, my dear friend! Compliments to you and to the model!

Excellent work! 6

Stuning work as always. Everything has been written above. Well done!

Regards,

Alain