Mind your P's & Q's
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Mind your P's & Q's
Post was mainly dodge and burning and the use of the transform tool.
Lighting info-
SB80 in a 28" softbox to the left and another SB80 in a 28" softbox to the right.
Vivitar 285 boomed overhead and to the front, bounced off a brolly.
Vivitar 285 with grid fitted @ camera right to highlight the money boxes.
On Black
http://www.flickr.com/photos/7220749...ream/lightbox/
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Lighting info-
SB80 in a 28" softbox to the left and another SB80 in a 28" softbox to the right.
Vivitar 285 boomed overhead and to the front, bounced off a brolly.
Vivitar 285 with grid fitted @ camera right to highlight the money boxes.
On Black
http://www.flickr.com/photos/7220749...ream/lightbox/
[IMG][url=http://www.flickr.com/photos/72207499@N03/6792782752/]
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Fab idea - not sure if I like the shot, I find it a little unsettling, but it is certainly eye catching! I think it's very well executed! Well done indeed!
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Thanks Laura 
I'm glad you find it unsettling Just out of curiosity, what is the most unsettling about it?
I'm glad you find it unsettling
Just out of curiosity, what is the most unsettling about it?
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Very inventive again Jonni. I like this one. Although could of added to it by holding/waving a cane in your hand
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Thanks Mark. Good Idea, I shall keep that in mind for next time.
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That's very different. Looks like a cartoon drawing. All Chinese to me what you said 
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Has the model really got a chin like that or have you elongated it.
The image stands but as someone earlier said it looks a bit cartoonish. Not that there is anything wrong in that.
Very good techniques displayed in this image.
Steve
The image stands but as someone earlier said it looks a bit cartoonish. Not that there is anything wrong in that.
Very good techniques displayed in this image.
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Thanks Steve. no, the chin was elongated by the transform tool. The cartoonish look is down to a lot of dodge and burning. I like that sort of look and am still trying to fine tune it.
Oh and Its a self portrait.
no, the chin was elongated by the transform tool. The cartoonish look is down to a lot of dodge and burning. I like that sort of look and am still trying to fine tune it.Oh and Its a self portrait.
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I do like this style of P&P, and this is a cracking example.