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jenko

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It was not completely dark when I took this shot, but very close to the last light of day. We were having a bonfire and I caught a few shots near the edge of the woods. So far, no regrets on making the leap to OCF. I still don't have the pocket wizards. I'm just using the wireless remote setting on my camera and flash. I plan on getting them soon though, as I will have a bit more leeway.

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great picture. i'd crop it a bit tighter, but i seem to like the tight crop....what happened to the right shoulder/ arm? it's really blurry.
 
Pretty girl. My nitpick would be her slouched posture.

Haha, you have no idea how often I have to tell them to sit up straight! Thanks for commenting. :)




great picture. i'd crop it a bit tighter, but i seem to like the tight crop....what happened to the right shoulder/ arm? it's really blurry.

Thanks, IMD. It's OOF. I used the 85mm. The aperture was 4.5, 1/125, ISO 640.
 
Beautiful lighting...looks SO natural! Where did you position the flash and did you use a diffuser at all?
 
Awesome!

Was there any post processing done? Looks really good!
 
Nicely done.

Thanks, tirediron!


Beautiful shot !!!

Appreciate it, Bill!


Beautiful lighting...looks SO natural! Where did you position the flash and did you use a diffuser at all?

Thanks! I used a square softbox without the panel. Silver interior. The box was placed slightly right of center. It was a tad higher than eye level. I would say it was about 4-5 feet in front of her. I also used on-camera flash (have to with the wireless remote on my camera).



Awesome!

Was there any post processing done? Looks really good!

Thanks!

I shoot RAW, so yeah, there is always post-processing involved. This was fairly straight-forward: Camera raw adjustments like highlights, shadows, contrast. Then cloning out a few blemishes, dodging & burning, warming (the silver reflector made her a tad cool), cleaning up a few pieces of lint on the black shirt, and sharpening.
 
Well done. It is a quality photograph because of the nice light quality and a light direction that provides just enough shadow for definition and depth to her facial mask.

....what happened to the right shoulder/ arm? it's really blurry.
That arm is just beyond the far limit of the DoF.
 
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