Fashion & Glamour Photography Ver 2.0 (This is a C&C thread)

[Primal]

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Well for me this shot is kinda flat for my taste. I would suggest doing some basic clean-up and color/contrast enhancement. TFS

I have to agree with alucard x. Catchlight would help too

[nowayL]

@Alucard and Primal --- thanks sa inyong mga tips. Lisud gyud ning model nga libre Bro kay dili ta ka demand sa make-up ug sa posing ... hehe

[bashblues]

My 1st share on this thread...Hope it fits!


Les Anges Noir by Bash Baddong, on Flickr

[Emzs]

My share for today:


Untitled by Reymond Padriga, on Flickr

[areukiddingme]

nindota pud anh..masuya man sad ta...heheh

[Primal]

@Alucard and Primal --- thanks sa inyong mga tips. Lisud gyud ning model nga libre Bro kay dili ta ka demand sa make-up ug sa posing ... hehe

practice and get good at it...then show your best works to them ...then they will stick to you like glue.

[randymunz]

mura ug hayagan ra lagi ko ambot lang sad pero mao ako tan-aw.

[michaelocana]

i really love this thread kay by looking at it mora ta ug mka kita ug idea not on the PP side kundi lights. ahhh pero imagination ra para sa mga newbie like us. and sa mga terminology osahay lisod ug catch-up hehehe pero ma search man noon sa google.

if its not to much to ask nindot unta i apil ang lights setup not necessary a diagram but a bulleted list lang.

thanks...mwah!!!

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[alucard_x]

@Alucard and Primal --- thanks sa inyong mga tips. Lisud gyud ning model nga libre Bro kay dili ta ka demand sa make-up ug sa posing ... hehe

Bro as a photographer you should be directing and communicating to the model/subject of what look you need. Its not a matter of just pressing the shutter but its a matter of delivering the idea out of your mind into an image in other words kinahanlan maayo ka ug communication skills.

Keep on Shooting..

[alucard_x]

My 1st share on this thread...Hope it fits!


Les Anges Noir by Bash Baddong, on Flickr

Saw this concept before from another photog. But for me your version is a bit harsh when it comes to processing. Lighting wise I think the position of backlighting is not working on this scene. I think you should have shoot it thru the window instead of shooting upwards.

TFS