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nice work...I really like what you did with no 3..
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I'm a fan of The Doors as well (ugh...) .. great set ..
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I love these! I'm a big fan of doors, stairways and windows.
Do you mind sharing what the light was for these that you were able to capture such great textures? I'm still learning about lighting, so knowing what worked well for others helps inspire me. Thanks!
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Break on thru to the other side!
I love the first one! The placement, color and angle you chose on it are brilliant
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For the light: It was natural sunlight between 16:00 and 18:00 All the photo`s was taken with the sun at my back (and some places slightly from the left) without a fill flash. But...I use RAW so i was able to bring the textures out with a bit of PP (hope not its wrong, some people prefer the untouched photos) |
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