Cran... canadian beauty...


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All are :thumbsup: and I like #4 most. :)

If the model expression more at ease will bring out the relax feeling to match the high key mood. Just my 2 cents. :)
 

Thanks acerpic... the look n mood was pre planned and discussed with the model beforehand... this was the exact look n feel we wanted... thanks for your suggestion :)

All are :thumbsup: and I like #4 most. :)

If the model expression more at ease will bring out the relax feeling to match the high key mood. Just my 2 cents. :)
 

Agree with deadpoet, last 2 is coool!
 

I'm going to be candid but I'm no Simon Cowell. I think all your pictures lighting is not right. It's taken with alot of strong frontal or side lighting and is over bearing. Maybe you are trying to creat a mood and its tough exercise given the strong lighting condition. The contrast is also flat.

Just my opinion.

Cheers
 

I'm going to be candid but I'm no Simon Cowell. I think all your pictures lighting is not right. It's taken with alot of strong frontal or side lighting and is over bearing. Maybe you are trying to creat a mood and its tough exercise given the strong lighting condition. The contrast is also flat.

Just my opinion.

Cheers

I have seen similar images in fashion magazines. What's wrong about that?
 

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Styling - Adrian
Makeup - Lyndnn
Model - Cran

:bigeyes: under the right leg...didnt photoshop properly?..LOVELY picture overall
 

Thanks for your insight, as mentioned above, this is the exact feel and look that we were going for, perhaps it does not work for some, but i guess its impossible to please everyone. :) cheers

I'm going to be candid but I'm no Simon Cowell. I think all your pictures lighting is not right. It's taken with alot of strong frontal or side lighting and is over bearing. Maybe you are trying to creat a mood and its tough exercise given the strong lighting condition. The contrast is also flat.

Just my opinion.

Cheers
 

:bigeyes: under the right leg...didnt photoshop properly?..LOVELY picture overall

thanks sean... printed the pic out... looks ok... there was almost no photoshop done for this series... only lower contrast and unsharp mask... :)
 

i love 4&5 very much. but there's a lot of blown details on the image.

What details are you looking for? I see lots of detail in the picture. Oh, you must be referring to the washed out window. Yes, must agree with you, the details from the windows all blown, nuked, gone!

I'm going to be candid but I'm no Simon Cowell. I think all your pictures lighting is not right. It's taken with alot of strong frontal or side lighting and is over bearing. Maybe you are trying to creat a mood and its tough exercise given the strong lighting condition. The contrast is also flat.

Just my opinion.

Cheers

I doubt this image is lit with frontal or side lighting. It is really not a case of right or wrong. You may like or dislike a piece of work, but even if you like it, it does not automatically means right, and for those you do not like, the are now wrong either.

Damn, the mood is fantastic. The lighting is actually rather simple from what I see. Why do you say iot's tough???
 

its all natural lighting... too boring to explain the whole setup here.. but its really simple..


What details are you looking for? I see lots of detail in the picture. Oh, you must be referring to the washed out window. Yes, must agree with you, the details from the windows all blown, nuked, gone!



I doubt this image is lit with frontal or side lighting. It is really not a case of right or wrong. You may like or dislike a piece of work, but even if you like it, it does not automatically means right, and for those you do not like, the are now wrong either.

Damn, the mood is fantastic. The lighting is actually rather simple from what I see. Why do you say iot's tough???
 

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Simply captivating! Well captured!! :thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:
 

I dun know about positioning models.
But you guys make it look so simple.. Well it comes with practice I guess...

The last 2 pic jus makes me keep looking again.. Stare at it...
Very enchanting... At first I tot its too bright, but I realise its done on purpose for the series... Lighting dun work for me but still fantastic work...

You nail the effects... motivates me to practice more...
 

Love the washed-out effect. Please share your tricks if you dont mind.
 

Hi, no secrets, its shot overexposed by 2.5 stops... it was a bright sunny day and this was shot in a HDB flat in sengkang... the sofa the curtain were all the actual furniture in the apartment. A reflector was used to fill in some light for some of the shots. the actual details will be too boring, but more or less thats how it was done... :)

Love the washed-out effect. Please share your tricks if you dont mind.
 

At first, I kinda thought it looks familar...seen somewhere in the magazines... then again maybe not, I thought to myself... It's just a good execution of photography work...


Maybe I reckoned that getting an over-exposure is fine, I know wat you're trying for, but if you pull 10% of the brightness back, it'll be enough of over-exposure... or maybe during shooting, just keep a bounce flash to control the highlights... kinda a slightly more mid tones, just a wee bit more....

Passion's good my friend...
 

Whahahhahahaha....:bsmilie::bsmilie::bsmilie: getting paid is better...:bsmilie::bsmilie:
 

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