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Synthetic-Light-Right-Down
My four latest posts are taken from a single multi-layer, multi-exposure Photoshop file.
The chairs have been lit with multiple, individual strobe flashes, each separately captured, which I can then turn up and down according to taste in the composite image.
In this shot I have turned off most of the light layers on the right hand chair. Note the highlights on the left chair back are almost blown.
Take a look at the alternative mixes here:
www.flickr.com/photos/peterharnett/633390113/
www.flickr.com/photos/peterharnett/633390029/
www.flickr.com/photos/peterharnett/633389945/
Note - any minor differences between shots are because I decided to correct my converging verticals after flattening the different versions of the file: but they all come from one single file.
Synthetic-Light-Right-Down
My four latest posts are taken from a single multi-layer, multi-exposure Photoshop file.
The chairs have been lit with multiple, individual strobe flashes, each separately captured, which I can then turn up and down according to taste in the composite image.
In this shot I have turned off most of the light layers on the right hand chair. Note the highlights on the left chair back are almost blown.
Take a look at the alternative mixes here:
www.flickr.com/photos/peterharnett/633390113/
www.flickr.com/photos/peterharnett/633390029/
www.flickr.com/photos/peterharnett/633389945/
Note - any minor differences between shots are because I decided to correct my converging verticals after flattening the different versions of the file: but they all come from one single file.