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Remo posted:This looks very challenging technically and I would have taken the easy way out and shot the sunset and the performer separately and then composited them together. For me, compositing would be way more of a pain than practical lighting. Really nice shots, but why did you put him so far on the right in the first shot. He's looking out of the frame? I keep wanting to follow his gaze right, and there's nothing to balance him on the left. The final shot is fantastic.
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Went into a pizza sub shop tonight because I had the munchies, came out with this and some cheese fries. Untitled by AIIAZNSK8ER, on Flickr
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rcman50166 posted:So I got hired to work at a photography studio as a photographer. I believe I'm qualified for the position. However it is one of those chain places that everyone gets Christmas photos in a mall. The rest of they year, kids and babies are more than half of their business. Anyone have tips on how to work with kids? I know you need to let your guard down and be a little silly with babies and toddlers, but I was wondering if anyone had some tricks to really get 'em smiling. With babies, I find that if I talk to them like grown people, ask them how their day is going, if they like the clothes they are wearing, ect, they react to me better, then give them a big smile and make a fart noise. They can giggle. This is all highly dependent on if they've just eaten and had a nap. If neither of those are true, nothing you can do will make them happy.
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May 31, 2012 05:57
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thetzar posted:A friend of mine went and spend months and months traveling around the far east. On his return, I decided to take a couple of shots playing with the idea of dragging him back home. I like these two together. Reminds me of what I did last week. This is my friend who started his own DIY bio lab, where he shares a space with others who experiment in biology as a hobby separate from their day jobs. I did some PR shots for him but also did some more moody shots.  Jameson by AIIAZNSK8ER, on Flickr  Jameson by AIIAZNSK8ER, on Flickr  Jameson by AIIAZNSK8ER, on Flickr edit: That last one looks much darker on this monitor than when I edited it. AIIAZNSK8ER fucked around with this message at 02:45 on Feb 18, 2013 |
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Feb 18, 2013 02:02
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Sludge Tank posted:There is no ceiling over our "cubicle" which means the light from the skylights gets in and changes with the movement of the sun. Why? If you have a natural skylight, I would work it to death using reflectors. It looks great and isn't a pain in the rear end.
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Feb 18, 2013 06:02
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_adam posted:My sister asked me to take her (outdoor) engagement photos this weekend. I've literally never done any portrait work so needless to say I'm a little indimidated. I've worked whole shoots with nothing but a 17-50 f/2.8. It's a wonderful lens. The only things that matter are rapport with the subject and good light. If you have those two things, you can make wonderful portraits with a disposable Walmart camera. In theory, it's simple, but simple doesn't mean easy. Here's my latest effort. 
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Mar 10, 2013 02:17
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It's been forever since I posted actual work. Had a friend who wanted her picture taken.  Augmented 1 by Paul Chin, on Flickr Augmented 3 by Paul Chin, on Flickr Augmented 5 by Paul Chin, on Flickr
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torgeaux posted:Good Lord, a blast from the past! howdy old timer, happy to still get recognized in these parts.
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