Michelle in the studio...

Shot with 70-200 2.8L, 2 genesis 200w, very light pp done:

I don't see it

me neither - i wanted to see the Genesis kit in action!

no pic?

nothing

Try this:

http://dliveleyphotogr​aphy.smugmug.com …562_wguS6#45340​7891_dmi4F

You're welcome

Sorry I had to temp. disable sharing on my site due to my pics popping up on a few sites without permission shortly after posting.

I rehosted on my flickr, should be working now.

I think they look great. What power settings did have them on? Looks pretty even on both sides.

Although the images look very well exposed, why didn't you turn the camera 90 degrees and shoot in portrait mode?

Centering the subject the way you have in the first and last leaves lots of blank space front and back of the beautiful model that's just not needed.

If you crop to get a better composition you are throwing away lots of those pixels (about 50% of the width).

The pose in 2 is ok but I don't like the chair top

For me 3 is the best pose but taken in a portrait orientation I think it would be much much better.

Exposure looks bang on. Nice soft light.

Lighting is very nice and exposure looks great. I agree about shooting these in portrait orientation.

jdaly wrote in post #7091435
I think they look great. What power settings did have them on? Looks pretty even on both sides.

Light on camera right was set at 45, light on camera left was at 40 I believe...which 1-1.5 stops above half power on the 200's. Used shoot through umbrella's, taken at F11, 1/250, ISO 100.

EOS_JD wrote in post #7091591
Although the images look very well exposed, why didn't you turn the camera 90 degrees and shoot in portrait mode?

Totally forgot about changing the orientation, I was setting up for a group shot and she jumped in while everybody else was getting ready.

Those look great.

Perfect lighting and great shots

looks like the Genesis kit did its job! nice shots

Hi,

Like the lighting ~ well done.

David