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Fotografía: Juan Manuel Gallego
Maquillaje: Ana María Correa
Edición: Juan Manuel Gallego
Modelo: Mona Restrepo
little try at using softbox for backdrop
strobist 200w strobe 1/16 power through 48"softbox .. sb28 1/2 power bare bounced off ceiling to fill
It took 95 exposures and some tricks to get this one. And no eye contact...This is a shy little boy. But in the end I am quite content with the result. Some sliding in Lightroom to get the highkey feeling.
Daytime Dreaming
Canon EOS 5D, Manual mode, custom profile with Monochrome and high contrast.
Judges notes:
I will be selecting images that are high key. Most of the tones should be recorded on the right hand side of the histogram. Black and white or colour images. I’d like to see new images not ones from your picture library. What matters most is that the subject suits the tonal range and that the image is made with in camera techniques. "The high key image should suit the subject and be emotive”. A correct exposure is the one that makes your subject look and feel the way you want it to look and feel. Minor spotting and cropping of your image is fine but I don’t want to see overt computer manipulation. This challenge is about pushing your camera controls into ‘the light’. I think it’s OK to move the exposure by a stop or two because this has always been an option with film. Those who are a little braver will hopefully do the whole process ‘in camera’. Explore monochrome picture style and add +4 contrast to your setting. Explore the ‘Creative Filters’ in your 650D-750D. Shoot JPEGs as well as Raw files as the JPEGs made by the camera can be all you need.
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Funny how two people can be so in step with each other that they don't have to try.
One shot, copied and one overexposed on top of the other and 25% Gaussian blur on the high key one; a little work with the rubber at 10% on the landscape and about 30% on the detail.
Every morning I seem to get caught by the same traffic light. In the window of the building there is a reflection of another building. This morning I had my camera on the passenger seat, and quickly grabbed this shot while I was waiting - but as I had last used it indoors the shot was totally overexposed....
Decided to download it and see what I could get out of it - I quite like the result....
I haven't ever wear a hat. They just don't suit for me, but she's absolutely gonna be a hat person.
It was time to visit this princess again. Getty image is interested her photos and we were writing model release with her parents. As for the present she did get a big sized photo.
Also available in Getty Image.