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Paul Lara
{K:88111} 11/12/2008
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Ah, good question, Marina. My high contrast and hard shadows were created at night on location with a single light.
I had a softbox camera left (see attached light plot) and lacking any fill light or reflection from the right side, the shadows are quite deep.
I began working her pose frist by placing her feet and knees, then having her rotate her right shoulder toward the door behind her, and then throwing her shoulder back, to cast more light on her chest and neck. Finally, I had her slowly rotate her face so the horizon was centered.
I don't have an idea for existing courses off the top of my head, Marina, but I would urge you to join Texas Photo Forum at www.texasphotoforum.com where there are regular get-togethers and photo sessions.
I hope this helped somewhat.
Paul
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{K:2013} 11/12/2008
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In this one, I like how you played with light.
I wonder have you just used the light-shadow environment, or you created one?
I think, some education about the basics of photography (if the time allows me...) would benefit me.
Any suggestion about an existing Course in Texas?
Marina
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Amin Mohammadi
{K:2644} 8/27/2008
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Great Shot. I like the Shadow
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Paul Lara
{K:88111} 7/28/2008
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This is a cool crop, Igor. The door supports all converge on the 1/3 line next to her, but this crop eliminates the hard shadow on her face, which then reduces the overall contrast range.
I did have to think about it for a while, though. Thanks for another nice suggestion, Igor. This kind of conversation is so much more useful to photographers struggling to get better (like me).
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Igor Sivjakov
{K:4671} 7/28/2008
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Hello again!
Tnx for accepting the idea...
But would you consider to push the limit a little bit more...
...and make the photo more intrigant?
Let the person who will watch the photo, ask yourself: "What's on the right side...?"
Anyway very nice model and picture.
All the best,
Igor
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Phil Cassell
{K:1054} 7/27/2008
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This has to be my favorite from this shoot. Grat stuff my friend!!!
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Melek Kul
{K:3599} 7/26/2008
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this is nice but the cropped version is better than this.
all the best
mel
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Paul Lara
{K:88111} 7/25/2008
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So, you're telling me I have to try even harder to excite you, Jerry? You're ON.
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Jerry Thompkins
{K:3574} 7/25/2008
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Paul
ho hum....another exquisite image...just what we all
have come to expect of you....super work
Jerry
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jacques brisebois
{K:73883} 7/25/2008
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masterpiece this one Paul, very nice pose, incredible lightning, so nice model, very nice texutres, perfect job my friend.
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Paul Lara
{K:88111} 7/25/2008
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Igor, not only *would* I consider a different crop, I must thank you for revealing this powerful alternate idea. I will go do that now!
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Igor Sivjakov
{K:4671} 7/25/2008
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Hello,
would yaou consider a little bit different crop?
All the best!
Igor
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Simone Lenzi
{K:445} 7/25/2008
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Great Shot,
beautiful light, and beautiful coposition
Regards
Simone
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Sam Kh
{K:19017} 7/25/2008
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perfect image and marvelous image...glamorous model
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Maja Š
{K:17951} 7/25/2008
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Excellent..and Paul thank you very much for sharing great Kubota action..
take care my friend!
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