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Sep 09, 2007 11:42 |  #1

Shot these awhile back.

First was lit with a speedlight bounced off of a 42" silver reflector (you can see it in the reflection...have to watch out for that!)

Second is lit by a large, frosted window.


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Sep 09, 2007 11:43 |  #2

I quite like the second one


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Sep 09, 2007 11:44 |  #3

Third I used a speedlight for a little fill and played with processing.

And a fourth playing with cross processing

CC welcome and appreciated!


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Sep 09, 2007 12:55 |  #4

I like the second, which is really great, and the third for the light. :)

Cross processing is a thing of taste and most people don't see a point in it (at least the ones I know :))


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I rather like the first one. And she's gorgeous. Portfolio bride, for sure. :)



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Sep 09, 2007 16:49 |  #6

Thanks all. The light in the room the second photo was shot in was very nice and I have quite a few from in there.

Definite portfolio material Liza...thanks!


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