First time with BODY PAINT

Here's a shot I did for a Calendar. This was the NOVEMBER shot.

Camera: Canon 7D
Lens: 70-200mm 2.8L
Lighting: 580EXII in a 42in shoot through umbrella

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Very Nice!

Yes seriously cool environment which matches the model perfectly. I also like the color of the light, maybe you gelled the flash or is it just WB adjustment? Awesome job.

I like it a lot!

Fantastic!

Very impressive picture.

Very nice!

This is spectacular. Can you share any other shots or shots from the other months of this calendar?

Xcelx wrote in post #15623683
Yes seriously cool environment which matches the model perfectly. I also like the color of the light, maybe you gelled the flash or is it just WB adjustment? Awesome job.

thanks all... and i bumped the saturation A LOT!!!! and i may have adjusted the WB. This was shot back in 2011 actually so i dont rememeber how i processed it exavtly

Superb shot.. great work!

awesome lighting and colors

kezug wrote in post #15625607
This is spectacular. Can you share any other shots or shots from the other months of this calendar?

Thanks... here's another shot

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To make an honest opinion I would need to see a second, third, fourth, fifth, and possibly sixth attempt. This does not look like a "First" Attempt. Great work

Shot no1 there is to much empty space to the left the girl is ephersizeing this by looking out of the frame no 2 is better as this girl is looking in to the left and makes the balance of the shot better ,the lighting in both shots is very pleasing and the poseing is good

That's actually a really good point kingsown. I didn't really think about it before I was too fascinated by the concept. But now that I think about it, it doesn't really add to the picture in any way. Maybe it's the vertical black branches which take away the attention, could have been better to move the camera a bit to the right to simulate a photo of a clearing in the forest where light would shine, that is if you want a wide shot. Or maybe just cropping out the black part.

Since you have image editing enabled, here's what a simple crop would look like.