janosch simon
Senior Member
On the First and second image ive used a Boomstand with smal 45xmx45cm softbox from above and one spot on her face...i love this effect
waht do you think?regards Janosch
http://www.jsfotografie.de
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On the First and second image ive used a Boomstand with smal 45xmx45cm softbox from above and one spot on her face...i love this effect
waht do you think?regards Janosch
http://www.jsfotografie.de
RodneyBlair
Senior Member
Hi Janosch,
On the First and second image ive used a Boomstand with smal
45xmx45cm softbox from above and one spot on her face...i love this
effect
regards Janosch
http://www.jsfotografie.de
I like the lighting in all three images, but do not care for the poses in the #1 and #2. I love #3! Beautiful girl!
Thanks for sharing!
Rodney
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lmajor
Member
I agree with Rodney, couldn't have said it better myself.
Linda
Linda
Hi Janosch,
On the First and second image ive used a Boomstand with smal
45xmx45cm softbox from above and one spot on her face...i love this
effect
regards Janosch
http://www.jsfotografie.de
I like the lighting in all three images, but do not care for the
poses in the #1 and #2. I love #3! Beautiful girl!
Thanks for sharing!
Rodney
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john pringle
Senior Member
Oleg Kikin
Leading Member
It's so obvious that you used photoshop to remove the catchlights. That's a mistake - you have to design light in a way that you won't have to photoshop that much.
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janosch simon
Senior Member
there is NO PS editing in the eys!
MikeDitz
Leading Member
I don;t know what it is but it seems like you are almost "there". You have a beautiful girl and some very cool lighting technique, but it needs something else. Maybe you have it in the rest of the shots.
IMO the pose in #1 is too uncomfortable looking, #2 is 'ok' but what's with the hands in the hair? and in #3 make a choice, are you shooting her face or her shoulder or her chest., pick one.
Did you use a make up or hair stylist?
M
IMO the pose in #1 is too uncomfortable looking, #2 is 'ok' but what's with the hands in the hair? and in #3 make a choice, are you shooting her face or her shoulder or her chest., pick one.
Did you use a make up or hair stylist?
M
janosch simon
Senior Member
as i said this was a light play try
no jessy styled her self! we wanted to go to an make up artist but none was free at the time we shoot yesterday...but i think jessy did a pretty good job!
regards Janosch
no jessy styled her self! we wanted to go to an make up artist but none was free at the time we shoot yesterday...but i think jessy did a pretty good job!
regards Janosch
GageFX133521
Senior Member
BUT I dont beleive you for a SECOND about the eyes.
Look at the SHAPE of them. I dont know about catchlight removal, my guess in color enhancement from repainting over them, but you have completely altered the shaped of both the RETINAs and the PUPILs.
Gorgeous photos, just clean up that PS technique.
Then again, you said "there is NO PS editing in the eys!"
"PS" includes PSP or any other editing software you use.
Nice stuff, though.
-GageFX
Look at the SHAPE of them. I dont know about catchlight removal, my guess in color enhancement from repainting over them, but you have completely altered the shaped of both the RETINAs and the PUPILs.
Gorgeous photos, just clean up that PS technique.
Then again, you said "there is NO PS editing in the eys!"
"PS" includes PSP or any other editing software you use.
Nice stuff, though.
-GageFX
michaelthorne
Senior Member
I dont agree much with the others. I like the poses.Wow what a beautiful girl. Red hair,blue eyes.......nice body......I have now had my sweets after super......hehehehe
On the First and second image ive used a Boomstand with smal
45xmx45cm softbox from above and one spot on her face...i love this
effect
regards Janosch
http://www.jsfotografie.de
janosch simon
Senior Member
aso you can see there is NO PS
OK OK i should have removed MY shadow! because thats what you see as i stand above her on a chair in front of my 1,2M ocotobox..i didnt realized that this will be visible her is a slightly corretect version
Then again, you said "there is NO PS editing in the eys!"
"PS" includes PSP or any other editing software you use.
Nice stuff, though.
-GageFX
janosch simon
Senior Member
somebody else likes the other poses too! ;-)
regards Janosch
regards Janosch
On the First and second image ive used a Boomstand with smal
45xmx45cm softbox from above and one spot on her face...i love this
effect
regards Janosch
http://www.jsfotografie.de
RodneyBlair
Senior Member
The eyes never looked photo shopped to me. I hate to see lots of PS work , especially on the eyes. Interestingly, when you get it right, everyone think you used Photo Shop. Again, great job!
aso you can see there is NO PS
shadow! because thats what you see as i stand above her on a chair
in front of my 1,2M ocotobox..i didnt realized that this will be
visible
her is a slightly corretect version
Then again, you said "there is NO PS editing in the eys!"
"PS" includes PSP or any other editing software you use.
Nice stuff, though.
-GageFX
Rodney
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GageFX133521
Senior Member
And those eyes look NATURAL to you? No point in me arguing because nothing can be proven, but I see nothing natural there.
No biggie. Great shots anyway. And I have no prob w/ you reflection in the eyes. You were there. It's to be expected.
-GageFX
No biggie. Great shots anyway. And I have no prob w/ you reflection in the eyes. You were there. It's to be expected.
-GageFX
aso you can see there is NO PS
shadow! because thats what you see as i stand above her on a chair
in front of my 1,2M ocotobox..i didnt realized that this will be
visible
ar bee
Leading Member
do you mind briefly telling me about the source(s) of light and set-up that you are using??
RodneyBlair
Senior Member
Don't get all bent out of shape over it! What I see is an image that is way too sharp for my taste, but do not see any selective fix-up on the eyes. My mother had very bright blue eyes that looked amost unnatural and I have a friend who has very similar eyes.No biggie. Great shots anyway. And I have no prob w/ you reflection
in the eyes. You were there. It's to be expected.
-GageFX
aso you can see there is NO PS
shadow! because thats what you see as i stand above her on a chair
in front of my 1,2M ocotobox..i didnt realized that this will be
visible
Rodney
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ar bee
Leading Member
a fixation on your mother's eyes - very Freudian ;-)))
Mel Boonstra
Leading Member
Here, here, #3 is awsome man, nice job.
Hi Janosch,
On the First and second image ive used a Boomstand with smal
45xmx45cm softbox from above and one spot on her face...i love this
effect
regards Janosch
http://www.jsfotografie.de
I like the lighting in all three images, but do not care for the
poses in the #1 and #2. I love #3! Beautiful girl!
Thanks for sharing!
Rodney
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shanstu70
Forum Enthusiast
If you look at the lower right of the iris, might that be a hint of the natural grey/blue eye color? That's what it looks like to me, but I could be wrong...
Nice work!
Shannon (who wears colored contacts...)
Nice work!
Shannon (who wears colored contacts...)
janosch simon
Senior Member
as i wrote in my first posting ive used one light from above and one spot for the face...on the last pic ive just used on 1,2M Octobox...
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