KJBDesign
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Hi everyone, I'm new to the forums. *waves*
I've been doing outdoor/natural light/art photography for some time. I'm trying to work on building an indoor studio. My question is this : I know what I need for the basics, but I want to do a particular kind of low-key shot and I have no idea what I need to do it.
I know there's postwork in these photos and there's body shimmer makeup for the skin, but I need to know how to setup the initial lighting. (I just want to get that feel, not the poses)
I have a link to the photo : http://www.kjbdesign.com/photo001.jpg & http://www.kjbdesign.com/photo002.jpg
It's lighter in this scan.. It's probably something really simple and I'll feel like an idiot. But any tip/trick or direction would be greatly appreciated. I've look through lots of lighting/studio books and I seldom see these kinds of shots and never with a description of what they do. (Mostly fashion/advertising or some celebrity photogs portfolio)Help!
Tanya
I've been doing outdoor/natural light/art photography for some time. I'm trying to work on building an indoor studio. My question is this : I know what I need for the basics, but I want to do a particular kind of low-key shot and I have no idea what I need to do it.
I know there's postwork in these photos and there's body shimmer makeup for the skin, but I need to know how to setup the initial lighting. (I just want to get that feel, not the poses)
I have a link to the photo : http://www.kjbdesign.com/photo001.jpg & http://www.kjbdesign.com/photo002.jpg
It's lighter in this scan.. It's probably something really simple and I'll feel like an idiot. But any tip/trick or direction would be greatly appreciated. I've look through lots of lighting/studio books and I seldom see these kinds of shots and never with a description of what they do. (Mostly fashion/advertising or some celebrity photogs portfolio)Help!
Tanya