more fashion work in the studio (different model)

[Mike Panic]

http://www.mikepanic.com/photos/albums/randomsingles/abu.jpg

http://www.mikepanic.com/photos/albums/randomsingles/abv.jpg
they need a bit more tweaking but im fairly happy w/ them

[boomerang]

Really sharp. The first one is alot of fun and has great energy. The red really pops and the lighting is nice in the second.

[CappuccinoDavid]

Your at it again... is she married (just joking, but is she?) I like them. Keep up the good work...

[TheBlindOne]

they are both great i love em. only thing i can say is the in the first one her arm needs to be airbrushed.
riaz

[ssim]

Great stuff Mike.

[hollow]

First one is great ! And the second one too, for lighting :)
Great work.

[tim]

The first one's great, i'd like to have seen a full length or torso version if you had one.

[Croasdail]

Hey Mike - I like these a lot better - great work! I like the first because of the motion, but am more drawn to the second because of the lighting. If you could give us a hint of what you used and your lighting setup - that would be appreciated.

[sixshot]

WOW. wow. Did I say that already...WOW. In the first one she seems so free and the second she seems to be practising yoga or tai chi. Great shots.

[Mike Panic]

Hey Mike - I like these a lot better - great work! I like the first because of the motion, but am more drawn to the second because of the lighting. If you could give us a hint of what you used and your lighting setup - that would be appreciated.

10d
24-70L
alienbees b800 (3 total)

first shot had a 20 degree grid and a 30 degree grid on each strobe (2) at teh background, pretty high power, the key light was aimed in a silver umbrella to camera left and fairly far behind me in relation to distance

2nd shot was 20 degree spot on background, strobe to camera left and just behind model, 30 degree grid to camera right on the model, as far away as i could go (i have a 600' studio)

[demstech]

Great shots