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I had a chance to shot a fashion parade at a charity fundraiser the other day, not something I'd ever tried before and I certainly don't have the right sort of gear either. Still, I had a bit of fun whilst doing it.

The main fashion parade took place with two smoke machines billowing clouds of fog. I haven't worked out how to PP the images to overcome the fogginess yet, so any ideas or advise would be appreciated.

These are a few other snaps from the night. There was a 'Kylie impersonator'


I thought one of the make-up girls had a beautiful face


The 'presenter' did her job


And some of the crowd boogied the night away

Bob, i use the exposure offset to -50 to -250 to cut through the haze.
photoshop> image> adjustment> exposure> offset

#2 for me Bob, despite the hair light (light on the hair?) being a bit hot. BTW, in your avatar, did you have to photoshop clothes on to it? Just wondering

3# and 4# for me... Like the colours in 3 and the expression in four however suppose the lighting could be stronger but you can't do much in the candid situation....

[quote="mickeyjuiceBTW, in your avatar, did you have to photoshop clothes on to it? Just wondering [/quote]

Okay, I know I'm a bit slow sometimes, but this question totally eludes me.

My avatar is photo of me as a child, and I don't use Photoshop.

BullcreekBob wrote:[quote="mickeyjuiceBTW, in your avatar, did you have to photoshop clothes on to it? Just wondering

Okay, I know I'm a bit slow sometimes, but this question totally eludes me.

My avatar is photo of me as a child, and I don't use Photoshop.[/quote]
Maybe he means whether you photoshopped clothes on to a naked photo (Which is a heck of a job).