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My friend wanted some pictures of his 94 F150 so during photography class we went out in the parking lot of school and shot a few pictures.
Corey is Kristin's boyfriend, and one charming dude, and aren't we glad he's come into her life. The Internet Houseladies approve, you guys.
You might think this cat killed this mouse, but you would be wrong! they were actually playing together as two unlikely friends!
because a woman this wonderful deserves spring's beauty.
wishing for love to carry you into this next decade of your life~ may you take root and flower beautiful friend.
happy birthday!!
if you're on Facebook, you can get one here (http://tinyurl.com/2estpo). I'm pretty fresh on that social network, but interesting to see the connections amongst the few contacts I've got on there already.
the people i've put into categories together aren't quite right, but they'll do for the now
wow, i haven't posted a processed photo in months. and now there are almost too many to chose from...
a snap of a friend's son while on vacation in the stockholm archipelago back in august - i just love the swedish light!
more posts to follow...
bigger is always better...
Requirement 1: Take a Studio Portrait
Rembrandt Lighting
To shoot this picture, I used a aperture of f/1.8 to shorten the depth of field and to blue the background. I set a slow shutter speed of 1/80 second and an ISO value of 200 to get enough light to enter the camera. I set a studio light at the upper right position of my friend to serve as a key light. The key light created a triangle below her eyes and which was enclosed by the shadow of her nose. That's my experiment of Rembrandt lighting. I also used a reflector at the lower left position to reflect some light as fill light to the left side of her face, so her left side can be distinguished from the black background.
In post-processing, I adjusted the color saturation a little bit to fix the paleness of my friend's face.