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02/16/2014 09:56:31 PMPost actions
Just stopping by to pay tribute to the member of the week. :) Beautifully done and very classic (yet fun too!).
09/28/2007 01:59:18 PMPost actions
hello you playful little thing.
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06/19/2007 06:54:31 PMPost actions
I'll take the second one from the left, thanks.
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02/25/2007 07:22:12 PMPost actions
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10/01/2006 05:53:40 PMPost actions
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10/01/2006 01:07:05 PMPost actions
this is truly fantastic, i admire your creativity
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09/30/2006 09:33:00 PMPost actions
Beautiful! Fantastic composition/compilation of images. Beautiful lines and phenomenal lighting/focus. Great job.
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09/30/2006 08:17:02 AMPost actions
Excellent arrangement here and so tastefully done.....
I am in awe of some of your images, and really love this one.....
Just stunning, stunning, stunning.....Message edited by author 2006-09-30 08:17:29.
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09/30/2006 08:08:09 AMPost actions
Originally posted by rossbilly:
(um - is that a hint of a tattoo overe there?)
heheee yes, that is the tip of a tatt there. I usually clone that one out. Its the moon & stars to compliment my sun. :P
09/30/2006 01:42:29 AMPost actions
now I see - beautiful work.
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09/29/2006 11:27:04 PMPost actions
can't... look ....... a-way!!!
Cindy this is captivating! I especially like that you seem HAPPY in each pose!!!
(um - is that a hint of a tattoo overe there?)
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09/29/2006 10:20:31 PMPost actions
Fantastic. Your talent is incredible. Great poses, lighting and creativity.
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09/29/2006 09:41:26 PMPost actions
This is awesome work Cindi! Well done again!
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09/29/2006 08:37:40 PMPost actions
Damn it now I feel like I need to do one!! lol Great work as always ^_^
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09/29/2006 08:12:13 PMPost actions
I love the bottom left one!! You're so cute. I still haven't ventured into the multi-exposure.
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09/29/2006 08:01:09 PMPost actions
Splendid.
I really like the eye flow of the image - this is very nicely well done :)
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09/29/2006 07:37:44 PMPost actions
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09/29/2006 07:15:52 PMPost actions
first thing I need is a lightmeter.. I always have troubles with guessing the right light!
I think I'm gonna try something like this tomorrow, allthough I've never did done a full-body-photo..Message edited by author 2006-09-29 19:17:13.
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09/29/2006 07:10:11 PMPost actions
Originally posted by biteme:
thanks!
what's the size of your studio in meters?
just wondering if these kind of things are possible in my studio
Not large enough! Ever! In PS I created a very large canvas first, then added all of the images where I wanted them. I used clues from the images themselves to decide what the shading of the background should look like. I only looks like I have a very large studio. You have space.
09/29/2006 07:05:45 PMPost actions
thanks!
what's the size of your studio in meters?
just wondering if these kind of things are possible in my studio
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09/29/2006 06:58:28 PMPost actions
Originally posted by biteme:
I thought you left the column on the beach? :P
could you tell us what kind of lighting you used here?
Sure thing, Han! K - all info is from the photographer's point of view. Except for the standing shot, all of them were shot with me in basically the same spot on the studio floor. The standing one had me much farther back in the studio, but leaning on the same column that the me in the middle used. Anyway, the light: AB800 with softbox to the right turned up very bright, fill light (AB400 with silver umbrella) above & behind the camera, large 6' silver reflector to the left (opposite the softbox) and background light (AB400 with bg light modifyer attatchment (basically a snoot) behind the reflector (to minimize spill-over). All of the lights were turned up really high, but I metered for them to keep the skintones.
Oh and, it was the old broken column that I left on the beach. This is my new intact column. :)
edited for more info.Message edited by author 2006-09-29 19:26:32.
09/29/2006 06:42:28 PMPost actions
I thought you left the column on the beach? :P
could you tell us what kind of lighting you used here?
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09/29/2006 06:37:16 PMPost actions
beautifully done i love how you put some of you in front of others when you do these. makes it much more natural.
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09/29/2006 06:03:15 PMPost actions
I had a dream that I was surrounded by angels and it looked a lot like this ;-)
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09/29/2006 05:05:51 PMPost actions
Superb Cindi ... Superb! :-D
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09/29/2006 04:51:17 PMPost actions
Well done.. great shots, very nicely composed.
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09/29/2006 04:46:04 PMPost actions
I love it! I'm thinkin about cloning myself right in the midst of this angelic group. ;-)
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09/29/2006 04:43:12 PMPost actions
Very nice work...near perfection
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09/29/2006 04:35:47 PMPost actions
tres gourgeous!
Great tones even if a little uneven on the second from left. Maybe just cuz yer standing.
Very nice.
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