New lights are here, what do you think.

[dennykyser]

Used 2 Photogenic Powerlight 1250's and a 600 for a background light.

http://www.hunt101.com/img/132385.jpg

[dennykyser]

Oh yea forgot to mention the King Size Sheet for a background.

http://www.hunt101.com/img/132386.jpg

[KO_300D]

It may just be me, but I can't see a pic.

The link to "http://www.zuga.net/forums/attachment.php?s=&postid=186827" just prompts to sign in or register

If this is held on a board where they require a login the chances are you won't be able to link to it externally

[dennykyser]

Thanks, I think I have it fixed now.

[Scottes]

On the first one the background is so bright it looks weird. The edges of her hair look like they're glowing. And I don't see any shadows, so it looks kinda flat to me.

[G3]

Denny,
I agree with Scottes. Try a different color background and do these shots again. Maybe a light pastel color. The white background just detracts from what would otherwise be a good portrait and makes getting the proper exposure trickier to boot.

[peter/c]

Nice 'poses' but bit too unsaturated for My taste esp. first shot.

[dennykyser]

I cant believe how diff these photos look on my work pc compared to my home pc. I just had my wife pick up a new monitor, mine is over 5 years old and am hoping that will help. I had some printed today and they look just like they do on this site. Amazing how much a monitor can make the pictures look diff.

[dennykyser]

With new monitor I can see how bad these photos look hard to believe they looked good on my old monitor, Here is some adjustments I made with new monitor, Very little PS work Just some contrast adjustmant.
http://www.hunt101.com/img/133322.jpg

[CyberDyneSystems]

Way to go on the new monitor! Wow,.

I guess it helps when you can see what your doing :)

[G3]

Yep...that made a difference all right.