pharmakon
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Just a littel practice with some stand in props I found around the house.
Comments on the lighting and anything that Might help me improve the technique would be appreciated.
All shots used a flash shot through a 36" umbrella partially covered at 1/16 power camera left at ~45 degrees to subject (bottom half covered to limit spill onto the sheet I was using as a backdrop)
Second light was at 1/32 power camera right and varied between a 45 degree angle for front shots, and directly across from the other light for overhead shots.
What I have so far that sticks right out is that Mickey could have used a hair light to seperate the black ears from the background... anything else?

Web-8297-2 by PharmakonPhoto, on Flickr

Web-8296-2 by PharmakonPhoto, on Flickr

Web-8295-2 by PharmakonPhoto, on Flickr

Web-8274-2 by PharmakonPhoto, on Flickr

Web-8258-2 by PharmakonPhoto, on Flickr
http://www.flickr.com/photos/pharmakon/5428477090/
Thanks for looking!!!
Edit: Had to update the pics... they all looked underexposed on my PC, but the blacks looked grey on my laptop after posting... I ended up taking almost all of them back to original exposure values in lightroom. Just a little WB tweak now.
Comments on the lighting and anything that Might help me improve the technique would be appreciated.
All shots used a flash shot through a 36" umbrella partially covered at 1/16 power camera left at ~45 degrees to subject (bottom half covered to limit spill onto the sheet I was using as a backdrop)
Second light was at 1/32 power camera right and varied between a 45 degree angle for front shots, and directly across from the other light for overhead shots.
What I have so far that sticks right out is that Mickey could have used a hair light to seperate the black ears from the background... anything else?

Web-8297-2 by PharmakonPhoto, on Flickr

Web-8296-2 by PharmakonPhoto, on Flickr

Web-8295-2 by PharmakonPhoto, on Flickr

Web-8274-2 by PharmakonPhoto, on Flickr

Web-8258-2 by PharmakonPhoto, on Flickr
http://www.flickr.com/photos/pharmakon/5428477090/
Thanks for looking!!!
Edit: Had to update the pics... they all looked underexposed on my PC, but the blacks looked grey on my laptop after posting... I ended up taking almost all of them back to original exposure values in lightroom. Just a little WB tweak now.
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