60`s Fashion Shooting Event @ Xenbar
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yr series is quite different from the rest. seldon see Pentax users posting. mostly swarmed by cxxxx, nxxxx, kx. Post more! yr shots are :thumbsup:
Guys let get back to earth.....
Sorry but I have to say that the :
1) BG is way too messy.
2) Lighting is all over the place.
3) Mirrors are dirty.
4) Make-up are done averagely.
5) Side lighting is too harsh.
6) 60's theme but I can't really feel it's the 60's
Sorry but I have to say that the :
1) BG is way too messy.
2) Lighting is all over the place.
3) Mirrors are dirty.
4) Make-up are done averagely.
5) Side lighting is too harsh.
6) 60's theme but I can't really feel it's the 60's
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Danny hit it squarely on the head of the nail.
As some said, things are not perfect, and there is always next time. I think that is a cop out, a week attempt for an excuse. But, hey, cie la vie, some people are just not demanding and easily satisfied. What can I say.
However, 2 comments. It's a 60's shoot. It's a period theme shoot. Not only can I not place and feel the 60's from the pictures posted, but I just cannot feel any specific period portraited int eh pictures. they are all over the place. A cheongsam does not makes it the 60's.
The other comments is, I know the place of the shoot extremely well. I know that building extremely well. Stuffing 6 modles and 20+ photographers in that place is just bad planning, bad organisation and impossible to execute.
The first comment is for everyone, organiser, models, stylist if there was one, and the make up artists. The second comment, unfortunately, must be directed at the orgainser. She should know the place just won't work. The place is just way too small for this size crowd.
A lot of ppl complain about the place(too small,messy,blah,blah ...), but this is a very good chance and place to train our skill.
A good photographer can take nice picture at what ever time or place.so we must try our best to overcome these problem.
A good photographer can take nice picture at what ever time or place.so we must try our best to overcome these problem.
The percentage of a photographer learning with 20 plus other photographers squeeze in a small room with 6 models.......well I can say the possibilty is about zero to none.
Sorry to say this but this is NOT a good training at all as there is nothing to train on.
To planned 6 models with 20 plus other photographers in a span on 3 hours plus in a area like Xenbar, it's close to impossible. I know to say this is unfair to the organiser to say all this but it's a good lesson to learn from all this. I am pretty sure the organiser will never never planned the same one again.
Sorry to say this but this is NOT a good training at all as there is nothing to train on.
To planned 6 models with 20 plus other photographers in a span on 3 hours plus in a area like Xenbar, it's close to impossible. I know to say this is unfair to the organiser to say all this but it's a good lesson to learn from all this. I am pretty sure the organiser will never never planned the same one again.
Your ability to compare apples and oranges is amazing. Kudos to you.eow said:
One was a chance encouter, I took a few snap shots. The other was an organized event where people paid to join.
Mistakes, everyone makes them, but, as a business, organizing model shoot is a business, there are minimum standards. Making sure the venue is big enough for the participant is a minimum standard. Making sure sure you deliver the products as you advertised, here we are talking about the 60's theme and look, is a minimum standard.
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