View allAll Photos Tagged Modeling
I threw this shot up just to show the size of the layouts that were at the Train show. This was one of many displays set up that day. Taken at the Rocky Mountain Toy Train Show, 3/1/14.
half body shot of a latina model wearing a white and pink striped shirt with her arms above her head. photographer souleye, sharpfocus photography washington dc
This is Natalie, a model from our shoot this weekend. The lights were a little hot, and I almost gave up on the image as I had a lot of wash out on her, but it was the only one were I had a good view of the models eyes. I think the strobes had been moved from their original set up and hence were off as other groups most likely moved them.
I followed the Joel Grimes processing here but stopped short of applying a glamor glow effect as it tends to wash out detail. As I had lost detail due to some hot lights I tried to preserve as much detail as I could in the model while trying to soften some of the harder shadows it caused.
In the end I think I salvaged a nice image and glad I didn't give up on it.
1980, brochure, 3 paper models from Ukraine, USSR.
JPEG, 300 dpi, 3 models of Soviet combat vehicles (sheet size 19.4 x 31.1 cm)
Candid shot taken whilst we were having a dinner break from the shoot! Typical photographer, cant put my camera down for a minute!!
Thème du nu féminin chez Renoir déterminant dans la fin de sa vie, importance du modelé des corps et du mariage des couleurs. Oeuvre présentée dans l'exposition Renoir au XXe siècle au Grand Palais en 2009.
Lien : www.lexpress.fr/diaporama/diapo-photo/culture/art/renoir-...
Flying well with a Saito FA-80 Four Stroke Engine, see more on You Tube
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ddz2N0VbwbQ
Photographer Baldur Sveinsson
I couldn't get over having worked so hard to light this sucker up, only to have the leds die on me before I took pictures.
So i took a few hours and redid it all again for the 4th time!
I'm wiring in series circuit. So the leads have to go from + to - in this type of connection. So what i kept doing was wiring just 1 connection positive to positive. when i noticed and swapped it, i finally got stable lights.
I also just used the same color for everything this time! As i think i had leds of differing voltages the 1st time when they all blew?
It's not painted or light blocked as i just wanted to attempt to light this kit up.