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A quick studio shot with my favorite (and only ;) ) niece !
She is so gorgeous it would hard to take a bad a picture of her even if you wanted to.
strobist info : back drop lit with a Elinchrom Quadra with DIY grid. Key light high above camera also Elinchrom Quadra with DIY grid.
Auteur © 2012 Mr-PEG Pierre-Eric Guisard
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Studio of Prince Eugen of Sweden, Waldemarsudde, Stockholm. Sculpture ”Snöklockan” by Per Hasselberg.
Photos of automobiles detailed and shot in AutoDetailer Studio's state-of-the-art Lightroom!
Behind-the-scenes of what goes on behind each car that's detailed to our Signature Series perfection and photographed...
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Studio Metka
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A practice shot for an upcoming shoot.
Nikon D700; AF Nikkor 50mm f/1.4; post-processed with Adobe Lightroom 4
Aufgenommen mit 85mm f1,4 in der Bremer Innenstadt. Als Beleuchtung diente auch hier ein Schaufenster...
Title: 100x70 Work 102
Materials: Synthetic enamel on paper
Dimensions: 100 x 70 cm
Date: 2017
Title: 100x70 Work 101
Materials: Synthetic enamel on paper
Dimensions: 100 x 70 cm
Date: 2017
Euphoric massage studio session November 8, 2010. 2 umbrellas at camera left and right directed at background. 60" umbrella at camera left as main, 3x3' softbox at camera left as fill.
Ég tók þessar myndir 19.oktober 2010. Notaði Soft light box með lampa fyrir vekefnið og setti lak yfir ljósið til að mýkja birtuna og skuggan á myndinni og birtan úr stofuglugganum hjálpaði til að fá betri birtu. Lagaði hana í Photoshop og notaði Brightness/Contrast til að lýsa myndina aðeins upp. Aðstoðarmaðurinn minn við þetta verk var pabbi mín;) Hann hjálpaði mér við að stjórna ljósinu meðan ég tók myndina.
My ghetto studio attempt in my apartment. It wasn't pretty...but it got the job done. One 500 Watt workshop light from home depot attached to the chair, two white foam cores balanced on cardboard boxes to act as reflectors and a bare 100 watt bulb clipped onto a 2x4. I also used my on camera bounce flashed pointed behind me (towards three white walls) to help fill in a bit.