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2 really commercial editorial shoots i did
i shot under strict brief i.e lots of light on model, which i don't like. Label: Amy New theres a bit of blur on this because i shot it at 1/125(max sync speed) of studio IR trigger for the flash strobe 
Label: Cotton Candy 
here is the basic studio setup  Wendell Levi Teodoro
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I always like seeing your work wendell
 The first shot is great, even including the blurred skirt. Agree with you though, there is way too much light in the second... Doesn't really feel natural.
Thanks for sharing, I'm always interested in getting new technique/lighting ideas.
Very professional!
Very professional! The second photo may not have too much light depending on where is going to go. However, it is the reflection of the light box on the model glasses that I find distracting. Excellent photographs, specially the movement in the first one. I guess you took them with a proper professional camera.
Wendell you get better all the time, these shots are so full of fun.
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Not sure Wendell. These shots are a bit static. This is not Wendell as seen previous. I like you previous stuff better. Somethings missing. The first shot seems out of focus and yes I realise slower shutter, legs have some movement. Second shot does nothing for me its too cooked and too colourful.
Hi key works well with demure colour sats or even B/W Sorry for the bag out but these shots aren't Wendell. jethro shoot it real.
look! and see. Shoot and feel
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