I really like the second image, though they are all great! they seem a tad bright, i think a little postprocessing could bring more color to the skin. But again, great work!
sjafari Senior Member  507 posts Joined Jul 2006 Location: Minneapolis, MN More info | Oct 19, 2006 09:06 | #16 I really like the second image, though they are all great! they seem a tad bright, i think a little postprocessing could bring more color to the skin. But again, great work! -Shehab-
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volleybrad Senior Member  595 posts Joined Aug 2005 Location: Detroit Area More info | Oct 19, 2006 09:11 | #17 These are all beautiful!!! Brad
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Oct 19, 2006 09:35 | #18 You guys are great, Thanks for the awesome comments. JamOne wrote in post #2140261  what lens? I used the 24-70L Cameras & Lenses
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Oct 19, 2006 09:37 | #19 sjafari wrote in post #2140991 I really like the second image, though they are all great! they seem a tad bright, i think a little postprocessing could bring more color to the skin. But again, great work! I agree he does need a little more color in his skin. I'll have to play around a bit more...He is naturally pretty pale so its hard to make it look natural. Cameras & Lenses
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PIXI_666 Goldmember  2,005 posts Joined Dec 2005 Location: Perth, WA, Australia More info | Oct 19, 2006 09:39 | #20 hahaha they are gorgeous!!!! Beautiful expressions on his face big blue eyes beautiful blonde hair and great little concept! Less is more "Capturing, Creating & Preserving your memories"
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incendy Goldmember  2,118 posts Joined Jan 2006 Location: Orange County More info | Oct 19, 2006 09:39 | #21 These are fantastic!!! They would have been a lot better with Diet Pepsi though Canon 5d with 35mm 1.4L, 24-70mm 2.8L and 135mm 2.0L
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Oct 19, 2006 09:41 | #22 incendy wrote in post #2141124 These are fantastic!!! They would have been a lot better with Diet Pepsi though  OOoh a Pepsi lover huh? I am afraid I can no longer speak to you. Cameras & Lenses
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DWFotos Senior Member  358 posts Likes: 14 Joined Aug 2006 Location: New York, NY More info | Oct 19, 2006 09:45 | #23 |
TheBrazilianGuy Member  55 posts Joined Oct 2006 Location: Orlando/FL More info | Oct 19, 2006 13:06 | #24 #3 and #4 are fatastics... I'm think about to use the same technique with my daughter (give some soda and she will be quite for the pics, "From the photographer eyes, you can see a new world"
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Dooglla Goldmember  1,582 posts Joined Mar 2004 Location: Sweden More info | Oct 19, 2006 13:09 | #25 Great series...they are really nice. ---------------
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DanteKing "Cream of Corn" BurgerMeister  9,134 posts Joined Jan 2005 Location: San Anselmo, California More info | Oct 19, 2006 16:07 | #26 love these. looks like you got a handle on exposure on these shots. try a black BG, he is so fair that I bet they would really POP!!! Dante
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Tripod Member 54 posts Joined Jul 2004 Location: Wahaiwa, HI More info | Oct 19, 2006 16:15 | #27 Great shoots, how was the studio equipment set uP?
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Oct 19, 2006 16:38 | #28 Dante King wrote in post #2142394 love these. looks like you got a handle on exposure on these shots. try a black BG, he is so fair that I bet they would really POP!!! Thanks! I did get a handle on that and will not be making that mistake again...I shot for 3 days trying to figure it out.  Tripod--I used a seamless white paper background and a sunpak flash with umbrella pointed at a bookend. Cameras & Lenses
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DiscoLizard Tinkerbell asking for trouble  1,391 posts Joined Jul 2006 Location: New Zealand More info | Oct 19, 2006 16:58 | #29 Very nice shots Ashley! When a dumb kiwi #$ick nicks the ball through the slips,
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Oct 19, 2006 17:02 | #30 DiscoLizard wrote in post #2142627 Very nice shots Ashley! I read something once that said you can use a small halogen lamp facing the subject (but still way in the back of the room) in order to get their pupils to dilate less - letting you get more of the iris. When the flash fires and the shot is captured, the flash completely overwhelms the lamp, so there's no apparent effect on the lighting, the eyes just look better. I'm certainly no lighting expert, and I'm sure someone here will be able to give you much better advice than that, but maybe it's something to experiment with. All in all tho, I really like these shots. Thanks! My "know it all husband" suggested this same thing lastnight...since YOU suggested it...Ill give it a try Cameras & Lenses
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