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Old 12-03-2009, 09:44 PM
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It's a good shot, I like the pose and the lighting.

I would like to see a little more rim light to separate your model's hair from the background and just a touch more light on the right of her face.

Nice job!
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very strong shot - lighting makes emphasises her power. nice.
agree with adding a bit of rimlight.
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Outstanding picture posted by you.
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I would like to see a little more rim light to separate your model's hair from the background and just a touch more light on the right of her face.
This, and that's it.

Nice work.
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The only thing I see wrong with it is the red shirt is so saturated there is almost no detail left. Other than that, it's a great shot!
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Thanks for all of the responses. I only have two lights so I guess I will try and add a strobe to the mix. I will add the data to the nest post sorry.

I did saturate the red heavily to contrast as much as possible with the black.

Did anybody notice her headband says unstoppable?

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Old 12-04-2009, 06:59 AM
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i like the 1 light thing.. a rim would also be cool.... but if this is a "big" person its best to let the edges fall to shadow.. its much more flattering. and drops a few pounds of a person instantly.

one thing i dont like is the pose.
the ball is domaninat and the arm looks huge being so close to the camera.. i'd suggest putting the ball on the otherside.
you'll get a thinner arm, more "portrait" of the individual and the ball will feature as an extra, as opposed to the ball being a dominant feature.

overall i really like it..
the dramatic lighting is well done, and the mood and colour co-ordination is well chosen too.
well done on those points.
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The only thing I see wrong with it is the red shirt is so saturated there is almost no detail left. Other than that, it's a great shot!
Ok. I take that back. I am on a different monitor, and it looks way better.
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Please take a moment to review the guidelines so you'll know what should be included within your posts. txs!
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