Fashion & Glamour Photography Ver 2.0 (This is a C&C thread)

[nonac]

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sorry na kadoha nako post

[Primal]

wow! iyang features mura siyag doll.

Is it ok if I ask for the location and setup sa lights ani?

Her name is Brittney... she is a computer nerd / model ... Swedish/Irish ... just moved to LA a year ago.
This shoot was for a catalog.

only one light for the subject... camera right.
2 lights- left and right for the background

[Primal]

what type of material do you use for your backdrop for this photo? and did this go straight down below the model or ni end lang ni siya as it touched the floor?

seemless white paper... it goes under a white tileboard.

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[Primal]

one thing that really distracts me.... messy hair.
not a fan of vignetting in glamour shots too...but this could also be called a portrait.
did you sharpen this ?

BTW.. this is what I usually do when I shoot with models.
I ask them to be aware of personal hygiene all the time.
especially well manicured nails, SHAVE!!!, don't party hard before the shoot. (eyebags and weird stuff on face)
You will thank yourself for telling them so you won't end up spending valuable time editing those things that can be avoided.

[karlomatuguinas]

for me, i find the messy hair sexy..... like a grungy looking guess type model look thing, not the typical fashion look though that we see on this thread....

[uyarchie]

ka lingaw ani na thread oie.. C&C lang sah ko ron... kung maka shoot ko I will post also.



I would love to see a little more details on the shadow side.



try bouncing off walls.



ayaw ka hadlok i.saka ang ISO.

Thanks for the advise sir. Lighting this I intentionally had the light almost hard right from the subject to create hard contrast. I also took out the silver reflector on her left for the same reason. I like a higher ratio in main light to fill light.

[Primal]

for me, i find the messy hair sexy..... like a grungy looking guess type model look thing, not the typical fashion look though that we see on this thread....

I don't think this image is fashion though (if it was a guess shot... you would show parts of the garments even...it's obsiously a headshot....glamour or portrait yes... it's tightly cropped too...if it was glamour, I suggest it should have been cropped showing at least her bare shoulders .. her hair is covering everything....even her neck.

[karlomatuguinas]

I don't think this image is fashion though (if it was a guess shot... you would show parts of the garments even...it's obsiously a headshot....glamour or portrait yes... it's tightly cropped too...if it was glamour, I suggest it should have been cropped showing at least her bare shoulders .. her hair is covering everything....even her neck.

well, thanks for the suggestion bro....

[alucard_x]

Just want to share some of the fun shoots i did last November. The lighting I used for this shoot is not that fancy just one Octabox (2m) with 1000watt monoblock strobe.

Gail-1
The 35mm lens that I used on this shoot has a bit of distorsion which I used to make an illusion that her legs a bit longer.


Gail-2
Same lens but shooting a bit higher. Some people would say the floor is a bit odd, I was aiming for a misty floor..hehehe..not very misty/ghosty but I kinda like how it turn out though.

[Primal]

Just want to share some of the fun shoots i did last November. The lighting I used for this shoot is not that fancy just one Octabox (2m) with 1000watt monoblock strobe.

Gail-1
The 35mm lens that I used on this shoot has a bit of distorsion which I used to make an illusion that her legs a bit longer.


Gail-2
Same lens but shooting a bit higher. Some people would say the floor is a bit odd, I was aiming for a misty floor..hehehe..not very misty/ghosty but I kinda like how it turn out though.

sweet... I like it...
nit pick.. pic #1 I like the pose...except for the left hand not showing
the masking on pic 2 needs a bit of work though...you can see the trail of the brush strokes on here legs. I do admit, I suck in masking too....that's why I don't do composites.