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Been spending a lot of time on here!
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I've been playing around with low-key lighting a little bit (ever since BlackRose mentioned it). I know someone (Derrel?) said that the subject should be dark as well for low-key so I'm not sure if the cat pictures would be considered low key. I wish I had some continuous lights for this so I could see what the light was going to do before I took the picture. Anyways here are my poor attempts - CC is always needed and always welcome!
TIA!
1. This one is really dark but I like the way the tufts on her ear look!
1/200 f/9 ISO 100 Flash shot through umbrella camera left

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1/200 f/9 ISO 100 Flash shot through umbrella camera left

3. 1/200 f/9 ISO 100

Not very happy with the way these last 2 came out. I made a homemade snoot (out of a cereal box) but I'm pretty sure I don't know what I'm doing. I think the snoot may have been too long - not really sure.
4. Seemed like no matter where I put the flash - there was always a blown spot somewhere. I guess I just suck...
1/200 f/6.3 ISO 100 Flash shot through DIY snoot camera left

5. 1/200 f/7.1 ISO 100 Flash shot through DIY snoot - camera left

TIA!
1. This one is really dark but I like the way the tufts on her ear look!
1/200 f/9 ISO 100 Flash shot through umbrella camera left

2.
1/200 f/9 ISO 100 Flash shot through umbrella camera left

3. 1/200 f/9 ISO 100

Not very happy with the way these last 2 came out. I made a homemade snoot (out of a cereal box) but I'm pretty sure I don't know what I'm doing. I think the snoot may have been too long - not really sure.
4. Seemed like no matter where I put the flash - there was always a blown spot somewhere. I guess I just suck...

1/200 f/6.3 ISO 100 Flash shot through DIY snoot camera left

5. 1/200 f/7.1 ISO 100 Flash shot through DIY snoot - camera left
