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Aug 27, 2017 04:56 |  #1

From a restaurant shoot - calamari

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Aug 27, 2017 07:48 |  #2

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Aug 28, 2017 06:24 as a reply to  @ Lester Wareham's post |  #3

Light can still be improved, but you're on the good way :)


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Looks good enough to eat. ;-)a


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Aug 28, 2017 18:54 as a reply to  @ Warl0rd's post |  #5

Thanks for your comment Paulo. Actually, the light ratio is exactly as I wanted it. I like a little more drama in lighting food than some other photographers. This was shot with a grid on the main from the left side at about a 30 degree angle with a kicker on the right side, close to the front of the set to fill the shadows to the level where they are.




  
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