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mikemueller2112

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Got a new guitar in the mail earlier this week. Took some pictures of it, and then a group shot of my electrics. Please give feedback on these (exposure, composition, etc). Thanks

#1

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#2

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#3

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#3 is the best by far. Composition is nice. It could use some fill light on the left though. Also, I'd either get rid of the last guitar, or put it in line with the rest.
 
Thanks guys

#3 is the best by far. Composition is nice. It could use some fill light on the left though. Also, I'd either get rid of the last guitar, or put it in line with the rest.

It's a hollowbody, so it's a larger body which is why it seems out of line with the rest. Since it sticks out it looks a bit odd I guess. All I have is one speedlight that I just picked up, what would you recommend for some temporary lights to use as a fill light?
 
Thanks guys

#3 is the best by far. Composition is nice. It could use some fill light on the left though. Also, I'd either get rid of the last guitar, or put it in line with the rest.

It's a hollowbody, so it's a larger body which is why it seems out of line with the rest. Since it sticks out it looks a bit odd I guess. All I have is one speedlight that I just picked up, what would you recommend for some temporary lights to use as a fill light?

If you don't have a reflector, some tin foil on cardboard could work.
 
Thanks guys

#3 is the best by far. Composition is nice. It could use some fill light on the left though. Also, I'd either get rid of the last guitar, or put it in line with the rest.

It's a hollowbody, so it's a larger body which is why it seems out of line with the rest. Since it sticks out it looks a bit odd I guess. All I have is one speedlight that I just picked up, what would you recommend for some temporary lights to use as a fill light?

If you don't have a reflector, some tin foil on cardboard could work.

And direct the flash at it? Have reflector on right, or on left?
 
Reflector on the left... keep the flash where it is.
 
Alright, thanks. I'll have to try that out.
 

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