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Whitney's photoshoot.

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*We R who we R

Quote Ke$ha? Spell it right. =D

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Originally Posted by aaron_ariens (Post 291334)

*We R who we R

Quote Ke$ha? Spell it right. =D

I have my own way thanks though.

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Get that Goober looking guy outta there and the will be good

JK :D dont know shit about photographs but the 6th one down looks good(with the colla poppin)

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The whole frame idea is cool but I think it be better if it was hanging from fishing line or something as if it was floating instead of holding it, seeing her/your fingers holding it kind of distract you from the rest of the pic. Atleast it did for me

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Originally Posted by BCobe (Post 291351)

Get that Goober looking guy outta there and the will be good

JK :D dont know shit about photographs but the 6th one down looks good(with the colla poppin)

Ha thanks man I too like that one.

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Originally Posted by mikesturbo94 (Post 291352)

Thanks for the Constructive Criticism Mike :D I'll try that next time.

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Well... I'll start by asking.. what are you shooting with?

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Originally Posted by Drexl (Post 291403)

Well... I'll start by asking.. what are you shooting with?

A Canon Rebel XT EOS 350. 18-55mm. :D

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They need adjusting IMO.
http://i146.photobucket.com/albums/r...g?t=1294668166

I could add a lot of stuff but you won't like what I say.

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Originally Posted by TenSilver (Post 291535)

They need adjusting IMO.
http://i146.photobucket.com/albums/r...g?t=1294668166

I could add a lot of stuff but you won't like what I say.

Mike If it will make me a better photographer then be my guest. But put me down lightly please....

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You are useing the umbrella backwards

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Originally Posted by DieHard4rd (Post 291545)

You are useing the umbrella backwards

And the camera .....LOL

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Originally Posted by DieHard4rd (Post 291545)

You are useing the umbrella backwards

So the light points towards her or does the umbrella? Cause I had the umbrella facing her.

Re: Whitney's photoshoot.

Here you go because you asked for it!

For an indoor portrait studio:
1. Study a book on portrait studio lighting.
2. Study a book on portrait modeling.
3. Study a book on Photo Shop.

A few tips for your next shoot:
1. Obtain additional lights and umbrellas. You need at least 3 minimum but 4 would be really nice.
2. Obtain a roll of remnant background paper. You should be able to pick up a small roll around $60 or so. Background paper is expensive.
3. Never shoot armpits! Armpits aren’t attractive!
4. Obtain a signed model release from the model before posting photos on the internet. Downloadable from the internet.
5. If you shot with your umbrella as shown in photo #8 then turn the umbrellas around the other way as they are backwards. If you want to shoot through a diffusing material obtain light boxes instead of umbrellas.

Photos 1, 2 and 6 could use some adjusting in Photo Shop. The text ruins photo #9.

I’m not putting you down in any way as we all have to start somewhere and learning as you go is a great way to learn what works and what doesn’t.

I barely scratched the surface and I could add a lot more but you would do well to obtain and study the books I mentioned above.

Above all have fun!