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Testing out my new "studio".

 
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Feb 21, 2007 00:50 |  #1

IMAGE: http://www.johnawad.net/studio/samsmall1.jpg

this was done on a black backround with a blue gel on the backround light.

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Feb 21, 2007 01:14 |  #2

Ufortunately I cannot apriciate your work with gels, since the photo is Bw)))
Nice Image anyway, I like it, may be just a little tighter crop, but that depends on taste))Great Job!


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Feb 21, 2007 09:48 |  #3

I like the image, altho like White_Marten said, its hard to see the blue gel in action with it being B&W, like the effect in B&W tho. I also agree that maybe a tighter crop would look better. Cropping it off at the end of the zipper would probably look better to me. Otherwise I like the conversion adn the lighting.


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Feb 21, 2007 10:19 |  #4

I like the whole shot, think it shows the stature of the man. Haven't a clue about blue gel but for me it's a B&W that works.


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Feb 21, 2007 10:21 |  #5

why the blue gel? were you also shooting in color? : )


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