*ahem* Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum

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LOL Looks like they had a great time!

It is a great fun set, No1 is brilliant. Love the composition, it's fun and it's natural. 2 and 3 cracked me upNO5 is very sweet.

But for composition, lighting, subject, and sharpness, it has to be no4. I love the way you can just make out JJ's head peeping at you, whereas Luke is keeping still It's brilliant!.

What lighting did you use KK?It's nice and bright , but not harsh.

Great set xx

Lol there are some good shots there, but number 4 is definitely one for the portfolio!!!

Thanks both! No4 was merged. I shot Lukes first then JJ decided he wanted one to!

They were all over the place! Its the first time in ages iv actually managed to get "good" photos of them together! Jack Joseph HATES having his picture done!

Suzi the lighting set up was as below..



Both flashes were on full output on the background for even lighing. The third light was shot through a white umbrella - camera left.

Thanks KK for taking the time to do that xxxx Yay! pictures I can understand it clearly when I have a diagram


I would never of guessed NO4 was a merged shot It is a great image It looks like it is very hard to get JJ to look at the camera whereas Luke seems a natural

How is going with the new camera, got bored yet, wanna sell it?

JJs a little !*?!* when it comes to photos -- see this one for eg..



Over reaction you think?! Its the same every time!!

It always helps having a drawing - soo much easier to figure it out!

Im loving the camera - not put it through much as i have come down with a throat infection over the past two days and have been in quite a bit of pain. Im grumpy too because i cant eat

Lol you crafty devil merging them (jus kiddin!)

Thanks for the diagram - I'm sure that will help our budding portrait/studio photographers

Oh dear,he isn't happy is he well, at least you have one willing model.
Hope you feel better soon,and yes, drawing do help, so thanks xx

Nice shots KK!

My fav is the feet. Next go round put a white sheet over the legs and body so the photo reveals only feet...just a thought. I guess you could always use PS to remove too.

Thought I would send you a link to use for future lighting reference...This way you won't have to draw it out. Comes in pretty handy when describing lighting setups.



It is a .PSD file with all you'll need...comes zipped LINK TO .PSD

LOL thanks for that BP! I downloaded that ages ago but lost it! I was looking for it again before but i couldnt remember what it was called!

Thats a good idea abouth the sheets! I may give that a go.