First time: "studio" - "model" - "studio lights" (part 2)

[LaFoto]

Closer-up:

5.

6.

(Yes, the light is a little different, not so many shadows on her neck here)

7.

And the real portraits will follow in Part 3.

 

[Alex_B]

hmm, i like them all in a way.. sorry, cannot be more specific today

 

[PNA]

Of these three.....#6

 

[cal_gundert05]

Great work!

Photographing statues seems really hard because they're designed to be experienced and analysed (as opposed to some things, which are just viewed) from all the different angles in 3 dimensions.

 

[LaFoto]

Well, "statue" is a bit much for little "Liesel", she is a wooden figurine of about 9 inches in height ... and my "studio" (as I am explaining in part 1 of these posts) was an old black skirt, two desk lights, and on a couple of occasions a third light - that was all. I had great fun, though, when I saw how positioning the lights differently created different effects.

And Alex: can't wait for tomorrow when you CAN (so I hope) be more specific again .

 

[Scooter]

I like #6 here. Good technique. I like your makeshift lighting studio. It did a good job.