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beautiful composition and tone. -
this is so dreamy and beautiful. I love how you kept it darker and moodier than brightening it up. -
i really enjoy this. I have a thing for reflections, and then the contrasty sharp leaves just really make it for me. Beautiful, calming color as well. Great job. -
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Zeiss lens are superior in quality and are beautifully sharp. Polaroids however, give a classic, grainy sense. For your information, this was on a tripod @ 1/125. With this photo, i wanted a very hazy, late afternoon sense, and i believe i captured it. I wanted also to highlight his perfect back, not his dreads or his jeans. I did shoot this same pose with my 20D. The picture is clear and concise and perfect...and i hate it.
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i try to stay as "traditional" as i can. I love shooting portraits with my 4x5, and i haven't gotten much use out of my hasselblad (finding an excuse to use it, a series perhaps?). And yes, "Her Silent Awakening" are self portraits. HSA are my initials :)
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Yes, this is part of a window light portrait series i am working on. I do love my 100 macro lens, however, it can be frusterating on the 20D. For post processing, there really isn't much. Slight color balance, but otherwise, she has a pretty perfect face. I smoothed it out a bit with a gaussian blur layer and sharpened up the rest. Good luck with people!!
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thanks devin! you have definitley encouraged me to do so. I was thinking about doing it with my hasselblad, but if i decide to do it with my 20D, i have the perfect 100mm lens. i also forgot to mention your cropping is perfect.
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this is a great shot and i have been thinking about doing something like this in my city along with stories. What did you shoot this with? I think you did a fine job with the conversion.
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such gentle light. i really feel like i walked into the room. -
very beautiful. I love all the absent space. i see we are both fans of some serious dramatic lighting! -
To answer your questions! No, there wasn't a reflector, but there is a skylight making the catch light in his eyes and doing a little filling in. Also, i didn't add that after i do one type 55, i take tons of digitals with the 20D. So, yes, i have them in color as well. I have been having tremendous luck lately and been getting exactly what i have wanted and more :) Thanks for the great comment!! -
of course, any and all comments are always appreciated. This is a part of an
ongoing window light series. Each model is allowed one Type 55 Polaroid.
Make it or break it!
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as always, any and all comments are appreciated!! -
window light is definitley my favorite. This gives a great sense of time and place. Really nice composition. We, as photographers, always want to get closer and closer to our subjects, this is a great example of when we need to step away. -
Thank you for taking time to comment! Tom-Roo is his name, after Roo from Winnie the Pooh because he is full of the beans. I have this photo with the eyes in focus and decided i like the foreground (his nose) in focus better. It gave a better visualization of placement. Derek, i think what i have just said to Tom, also applies to your comment.
Again, thanks for stopping by!
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A digital capture from a long night in the studio with the 4x5 and these martini
glasses on top of black glass.
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any and all comments are always appreciated!
Nebz Supreme
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I've seen myself work into a particular style, and i must say, this look my
musicians give always seems to be captured. Any and all comments are
always appreciated!