One of my favourite movies, The Matrix inspired me to make this photo. This week I started to make some experiments with full B&W photos, I am really curious about your comments. :-)
Thanks Viktor - my almost 18-year-old brother - a lot for modeling me. Hugs, Brother. :-)
PS: crop, full desaturation.
NeatImage: noise reduction / sharpen.
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Forint, that's Hungarian isn't it? Nice B&W toning, good cropping and not too soft. When shooting models you should allow more distance between the model and the backdrop to reduce such shadows as you have behind his head and behind the money. (8)
When photographing someone with a wall behind them you can minimize the hard shadows behind them, by moving them farther away from the wall. The added space allows more room for the shadow to diffuse. You can also try to put something over your flash to help diffuse the light. 5 -danny
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