Post your shallow DOF studio/constant light portraiture

These photos are all amazing!!! I wish had the space to do a ring light setup so bad now!!!

AriLandworth wrote in post #17481590
These photos are all amazing!!! I wish had the space to do a ring light setup so bad now!!!

u actually dont need alot of room to do it thats the advantage of using a ring light u can be fairly close to get the cool lighting effect

AriLandworth wrote in post #17481590
These photos are all amazing!!! I wish had the space to do a ring light setup so bad now!!!

I made my own ring light rig using a 16 inch circline bulb. The ring light works at 1-2ft and the tripod is only 2 more feet working distance. I only took up maybe 4ft of my living room. Others make huge ring lights which I want to do eventually but like you I don't have the room.

Just a quick impromptu shot

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/qMmx​eL

Photo of Batman. 85mm f1.2L @ f.12

Here is another one. Both lit with a silver reflector just before sunset with the sun behind her.

my highest paid model

mike_foyle wrote in post #17493975

I think this is a dynamite picture, Mike.

Thanks Saea! Much appreciated

^^^looks like a paint job. wonderfull.

Too cute. I suspect that she will be the subject of a lot of great shots.

greenjacket wrote in post #17492295

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/ohHB​Km Zora024 by greenjacket888, on Flickr

I like the colours, the tone, the framing, the DOF; but not the way the hand is posed. Would have liked to see it more bladed to look slim like the model's features. That aside, I like it.