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Wish I could give more than simply saying I really like it. Are the original color of the background and her dress black?
 
Beautiful work! And a diagram of how you did it! Priceless! Thanks for thinking of trying to learn how to do things like this. A diagram is worth a thousand words.... or something like that....
 
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Wish I could give more than simply saying I really like it. Are the original color of the background and her dress black?
Thanks! :) Her dress, yes, the background was an add-in in post. It was shot against a plain yellow wall in the studio; I thought the drape effect added something.

Beautiful work! And a diagram of how you did it! Priceless! Thanks for thinking of trying to learn how to do things like this. A diagram is worth a thousand words.... or something like that....
You're welcome, thanks for the kind words.
 
very nice!
all she needs now is a cig in a fancy holder to complete the look
 
Wish I could give more than simply saying I really like it. Are the original color of the background and her dress black?
Thanks! :) Her dress, yes, the background was an add-in in post. It was shot against a plain yellow wall in the studio; I thought the drape effect added something.

Beautiful work! And a diagram of how you did it! Priceless! Thanks for thinking of trying to learn how to do things like this. A diagram is worth a thousand words.... or something like that....
You're welcome, thanks for the kind words.
Added in?! Really?! I would have never guessed that! Well done! Where did you find such a background? Its definitely the perfect addition to the shot.
 
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Added in?! Really?! I would have never fussed that! Well done! Where did you find such a background? Its definitely the perfect addition to the shot.
It was one in a package of backgrounds I bought a while ago (Sorry, can't remember where/when/from whom).
 
This is a lovely photograph.
 
An added in background? Really??? VERY nicely done (as usual). I like the shot a lot.

I think Pixmedic has a point about the cig holder, I can visualise it with the curl of smoke rising up! - I may steal that idea and see if I can make it work ... if SWMBO will let me have lit tobacco in the house. ;)
 
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This is a lovely photograph.
Thank-you!
An added in background? Really??? VERY nicely done (as usual). I like the shot a lot.

I think Pixmedic has a point about the cig holder, I can visualise it with the curl of smoke rising up! - I may steal that idea and see if I can make it work ... if SWMBO will let me have lit tobacco in the house. ;)
Thanks Grandad! :) The background work was easy; dark hair, dark background. If it was in colour and she had blonde hair, my mask might have looked a little rough. I like the cigarette holder idea; I may try that. As for SWMBO, just remind her, it's your house, and your rules, and you'll have a model with a lit cigarette in the house if you damn well want to (But I would recommend making reservations at a nice B&B and ensuring your camera gear is tucked away before asserting yourself!).
 
As for SWMBO, just remind her, it's your house, and your rules, and you'll have a model with a lit cigarette in the house if you damn well want to (But I would recommend making reservations at a nice B&B and ensuring your camera gear is tucked away before asserting yourself!).

We are fortunate here to have the National Health Service. My D700 could be removed from "a place where the sun don't shine" free of charge. ;)
 
Really cool shot!

The pose is just right for that period and the lighting as pretty much bang on. Nice!
 
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As for SWMBO, just remind her, it's your house, and your rules, and you'll have a model with a lit cigarette in the house if you damn well want to (But I would recommend making reservations at a nice B&B and ensuring your camera gear is tucked away before asserting yourself!).

We are fortunate here to have the National Health Service. My D700 could be removed from "a place where the sun don't shine" free of charge. ;)
As could we in Canada, but it would mean waiting 4-6 weeks!
 

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