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My husband thinks it's feminine and it made Bitter feel awkward. Here it is...

What ISO/aperture/shutter speed/lighting arrangement/hair stuff/makeup stuff/compositional theory/pose example/amount of bacon eaten for breakfast - all important questions that contribute to the photo.

ISO100; f/9.0; 1/160th; OCF in a softbox to the right, feathered away, down at about a 45 degree angle, and OCF right of the camera, straight on through an umbrella, not quite 45 degrees right of the camera; Redkin Straight Lissage in damp hair, blow dry flat with hand, medium speed, low heat, finish with a dab of wax, and heavy hold Schwarzkopf hair spray; primer, coverup, foundation, powder, blush, brown, black, and nude eyeshadow, smudged eyeliner, and plumping mascara, finishing with nude MAC eye-primer on the lips; throw sh*t up. Move them 'till it's right. Take #selfies; "Ballet hands" coupled with, "I'm a sexy, bad B*tch" face; All the bacon.

You are so beautiful! And so good at selfies :D

Awww, thanks! :sillysmi:

Except for moi...who apparently says to many no-no words at the wrong time. Looking good E.

Uh, no.

You're talking about FACEBOOK. Not TPF. If you had any kind of social filter on Facebook... and maybe thought before your stated certain things on my client images and the like, you wouldn't be on a verbal restriction. :greenpbl:
 
What ISO/aperture/shutter speed/lighting arrangement/hair stuff/makeup stuff/compositional theory/pose example/amount of bacon eaten for breakfast - all important questions that contribute to the photo.

ISO100; f/9.0; 1/160th; OCF in a softbox to the right, feathered away, down at about a 45 degree angle, and OCF right of the camera, straight on through an umbrella, not quite 45 degrees right of the camera; Redkin Straight Lissage in damp hair, blow dry flat with hand, medium speed, low heat, finish with a dab of wax, and heavy hold Schwarzkopf hair spray; primer, coverup, foundation, powder, blush, brown, black, and nude eyeshadow, smudged eyeliner, and plumping mascara, finishing with nude MAC eye-primer on the lips; throw sh*t up. Move them 'till it's right. Take #selfies; "Ballet hands" coupled with, "I'm a sexy, bad B*tch" face; All the bacon.

Betcha John's not going to ask THAT again. At least of you.:D
 
Betcha John's not going to ask THAT again. At least of you.:D
:biglaugh: Hey. I just give the people what they want. :lol: :lmao:
 
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This is gorgeous. And I want your blouse.. no really, where did you get it? lol
 
Very nice. Good lighting....
 
What ISO/aperture/shutter speed/lighting arrangement/hair stuff/makeup stuff/compositional theory/pose example/amount of bacon eaten for breakfast - all important questions that contribute to the photo.

ISO100; f/9.0; 1/160th; OCF in a softbox to the right, feathered away, down at about a 45 degree angle, and OCF right of the camera, straight on through an umbrella, not quite 45 degrees right of the camera; Redkin Straight Lissage in damp hair, blow dry flat with hand, medium speed, low heat, finish with a dab of wax, and heavy hold Schwarzkopf hair spray; primer, coverup, foundation, powder, blush, brown, black, and nude eyeshadow, smudged eyeliner, and plumping mascara, finishing with nude MAC eye-primer on the lips; throw sh*t up. Move them 'till it's right. Take #selfies; "Ballet hands" coupled with, "I'm a sexy, bad B*tch" face; All the bacon.


And thus we humble photographers discover that no matter how complex we think photography is, make up is a lot lot lot more complicated!
 
What ISO/aperture/shutter speed/lighting arrangement/hair stuff/makeup stuff/compositional theory/pose example/amount of bacon eaten for breakfast - all important questions that contribute to the photo.

ISO100; f/9.0; 1/160th; OCF in a softbox to the right, feathered away, down at about a 45 degree angle, and OCF right of the camera, straight on through an umbrella, not quite 45 degrees right of the camera; Redkin Straight Lissage in damp hair, blow dry flat with hand, medium speed, low heat, finish with a dab of wax, and heavy hold Schwarzkopf hair spray; primer, coverup, foundation, powder, blush, brown, black, and nude eyeshadow, smudged eyeliner, and plumping mascara, finishing with nude MAC eye-primer on the lips; throw sh*t up. Move them 'till it's right. Take #selfies; "Ballet hands" coupled with, "I'm a sexy, bad B*tch" face; All the bacon.


And thus we humble photographers discover that no matter how complex we think photography is, make up is a lot lot lot more complicated!

Makeup can be ridiculously complicated, but I think any portrait photographer would benefit tons by learning simply how to contour a face with makeup and apply it to their retouching technique.
 
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I'd say if you're doing portraits and you're not high priced enough to have a make-up specialist on site for every shoot that yes learning some make-up methods would be a worth while investment for a portrait photographer.
 
Makeup can be ridiculously complicated, but I think any portrait photographer would benefit tons by learning simply how to contour a face with makeup and apply it to their retouching technique.

^^^ THIS.

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It's easy. Just make sure to sand between coats.

I clearly must have forgotten to do that, since my skin is apparently so rough. :LOL: :lmao: :sexywink:

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