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[NOR*CAL]

Some of my fav from last night, definitely wont be everyone's cup of tea.


oh and my $19 papasan chair from craigslist

yes eyes are oof

possibly my most fav.

KEEP THESE IN OTAP

K THX


ps:

I had a large bottle of sake prior to shooting

edit:
one more

The rag is to wipe the floor down

edit again:

more upon request

 

[pantheR]

looks great.. how did you set everything up?

 

[f/2.8L]

I like all of them except the last one.

Edit: Now that you've added 2 more pics, make it the 3rd from the last one.

 

[NOR*CAL]

setup shot posted.


As for the last one, I like the reflection. Something I've been trying to work on.

 

[alexromo]

where can i get a seamless, and how much am i looking to spend?

i am tired of using paper rolls

 

[NOR*CAL]

seamless paper = paper rolls

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/45468-REG/Savage_1_12_107_x12_yds_Paper_Background.html

 

[alexromo]

seamless paper = paper rolls

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/45468-REG/Savage_1_12_107_x12_yds_Paper_Background.html

paper doesnt shine

 

[NOR*CAL]

my paper doesn't shine, I'm using tile board(which took me 2 months to find) on the floor.

 

[IntheWorks]

http://vinylwurkz.com/amy/amy9.jpg

very zack arias

 

[MSIGuy]

I like them! Good job!

 

[mrtwo]

lookin good

 

[NOR*CAL]

http://vinylwurkz.com/amy/amy9.jpg

very zack arias

Just the look I was going for

I like them! Good job!

Thanks

lookin good

thanks bra

take your pic, I gotta make room for more goodies.
http://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/pho/916103699.html

 

[tetsuo]

some great shots in there.

 

[Bloke]

i love those legs more leg shots

 

[Smeghead]

Nice!

And lovely girl.

 

[adamlewis88]

Most favorite...

Hmm...

[/nohelp]

 

[NOR*CAL]

some great shots in there.

Thanks

I was expecting a lot more negative criticism though .

i love those legs more leg shots

She's about 5'1 or 5'2, I did what I could

Nice!

And lovely girl.

My high school sweetheart, that was never meant to be

Joann, if you see this, better not say anything before I post your pic

Most favorite...

Hmm...

[/nohelp]

I was really expecting a bashing

 

[adamlewis88]

I was really expecting a bashing

Haha Im too burnt out right now. I just got a Photo Editor position and Im scrambling all over the place to catch up with photographers and assignments and deadlines. It was a real last minute thing and they pretty fired the old one, and brought me in on the spot.

When you said "most favorite" Id just made me a little.

The shots looks good. Its something Id like to try someday.

 

[iDrive]

nice shots! and thanks for setup shot.

 

[adamlewis88]

I always thought the stand on a papasan was supposed to go upside-down from the way you have it now...

 

[NOR*CAL]

nice shots! and thanks for setup shot.

same setup

I always thought the stand on a papasan was supposed to go upside-down from the way you have it now...

It can go either way, but I placed it how I figured it'd work best.

After searching google, and wikipedia, it's done both ways.

 

[OlafBeserka]

awsome shots

 

[tehshocker]

Great looking shots!

If you don't mind me asking, What was your light source(s) for this set?

Thanks

 

[NOR*CAL]

awsome shots

Great looking shots!

If you don't mind me asking, What was your light source(s) for this set?

Thanks

3 of these on stands(430ex)

and one 580ex on camera served as master/did not fire


Looks like I want a pair of AB1600s with soft boxes though

Reason being, I find myself shooting at full power to blow out the BG, and I don't really like that. I'd also like to be able to use F11, over 5.6-8 (ISO-400/500).

I have a light meter, but I've been too lazy to use it consistently... this stuff is harder than it looks, at least to me.

 

[tehshocker]

3 of these on stands(430ex)

and one 580ex on camera served as master/did not fire


Looks like I want a pair of AB1600s with soft boxes though

Reason being, I find myself shooting at full power to blow out the BG, and I don't really like that. I'd also like to be able to use F11, over 5.6-8 (ISO-400/500).

I have a light meter, but I've been too lazy to use it consistently... this stuff is harder than it looks, at least to me.

Awesome, would you mind posting a diagram to how you had the strobes setup