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Love your C&C on these, thanks in advance,
I hope I get to shoot more in the future with Penny, she is a delight to work with.

#1 - oh how I love the 85mm!!!!


#2 - late arvo lighting, sun and a camera.


#3 - loved the lighting in this one..

ok, last one, promise...

ok, last one, promise...

Awww Spoilsport

Sorry Bruce
I must have missed the email you sent me asking for me to be Penny's personal assistant for the day.
DAMN!!!

paulmac wrote:Sorry Bruce
I must have missed the email you sent me asking for me to be Penny's personal assistant for the day.
DAMN!!!

telstra bigpond ey, can't rely on them...

the last promise for me..

#3 lighting is great as well as the styling on the set.

I won't give too much feedback on these because I'm about to head out, but the one thing that sticks out is the black shirt with gold writing. I think it takes away from the images. I took a few seconds to stop and try and read the shirt, especially in the first. I like the others though. The last one is really nice!

Bruce,

She's a gorgeous model and you have done a wonderful job in photographing her. I can't fault the photos at all. The thing that bugs me is, to me, she has overdone her makeup around her eyes. I think she could tone that back a bit as she has more than enough natural good looks.

thanks for the kind words all, sounds like I am on the right track at improving. still poor at my focusing (might need to learn what the "fine tune" thingo is) and mastering "curves adjustment" (no pun intended).

Oz_Beachside wrote: mastering "curves adjustment" (no pun intended).

No adjusting needed I think... What was the set up for the low key last shot? One softbox to the left?

surenj wrote:... What was the set up for the low key last shot? One softbox to the left?

bare hot lamp, similar to a regular hardware 500W halogen work light, 45 degrees left rear of model to provide the rim or accent effect. about waist height.