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MrBattle Senior Member 272 posts Joined Sep 2006 Location: Pittsburgh, Pa More info | Jan 01, 2011 22:38 | #1 as always check out: flickR Forty Sixty Photo Add me on twitter! 5dmk1 / 24-70 2.8L / Nikon 50mm 1.4
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BloodyMess Member  80 posts Joined Mar 2010 Location: New Orleans, Louisiana U.S.A. More info | Jan 01, 2011 23:57 | #2 I understand you were going for the "old" or "weathered" look with the dust specks; but to me it really distracts from what is otherwise a good photograph. Or maybe it was all those years I spent working in a photo lab processing images from film and fighting to not have those flecks. Maybe I'm just jaded against that effect on principal. Nice lighting. Very nice. On the upslope of the photographic learning curve for almost twenty years.
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scotiaphillips Member  69 posts Joined May 2009 Location: Alabama More info | Jan 02, 2011 06:15 | #3 I am not a fan of the dust specks either but in this case they do not detract from the "vintage" feel of the image. Note the old clothing, very nice all around.
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m.shalaby Goldmember 3,443 posts Likes: 8 Joined Dec 2009 More info | i dont like the dust specs either. if your going for old, do more so its 100% noticable "wow thats an aged photo filter" vs. just a few dust specs which make me want to take windex to my monitor, lol....
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RichardAndrewsMedia Hatchling 6 posts Joined Jul 2010 More info | Jan 02, 2011 08:47 | #5 Yep, defo loose the sepcs. Wedding Photographer Leeds
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Jan 03, 2011 09:24 | #7 I can't see the specks on my lousy work monitor so can't comment on that, but I love the lighting and the feel of the first one! Michelle Brooks Photography
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RedTiePhotography Goldmember  3,575 posts Likes: 1 Joined Nov 2009 Location: San Diego More info | Jan 03, 2011 16:40 | #8 I think you have found a niche, and I dont blame you for that. Although I wouldnt add the specs, I dont think it takes away from it, especially if that is your style and the client hired you for it. If you didnt include it I would consider that a disservice. Bryan
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Jan 03, 2011 17:05 | #9 Red Tie Photography wrote in post #11566216 I think you have found a niche, and I dont blame you for that. Although I wouldnt add the specs, I dont think it takes away from it, especially if that is your style and the client hired you for it. If you didnt include it I would consider that a disservice. werd. They were going for vintage for sure. I never do vintage, if you checked out my flickr I tend to do other things that rely heavily on big strobes 5dmk1 / 24-70 2.8L / Nikon 50mm 1.4
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Jan 03, 2011 20:36 | #10 |
smclaren Member  213 posts Joined Mar 2009 Location: London More info | Truly beautiful natural lighting on two, great shot.
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kmh12345 Member 33 posts Joined Nov 2010 More info | Jan 04, 2011 19:18 | #12 These are some great pictures. I love lighting especially the one with the boy at the piano. Kristeen Marie Photography an Indianapolis Photographer
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