One from todays shoot.

[ghache]

 

[tirediron]

Nice model!

 

[willis_927]

+1... She has some powerful looking legs!

 

[jritz]

Love the model, don't love where the the paper meets the floor...

 

[Derrel]

Only one pic? Sob....

 

[ghache]

Only one pic? Sob....

ahaha, its the only one i did.....im too tired to think.

 

[imagemaker46]

The angle makes her right leg, especially the calf, look really thick, She's very pretty.

 

[ghache]

here a desatureated version of it.

which one is better?

 

[Geaux]

Love the model, don't love where the the paper meets the floor...

Agreed.

but holy hot legs!

 

[Speckles]

here a desatureated version of it.

which one is better?

I prefer this image, but I agree about the paper and the angle making her right calf look huge. She has some kick ass legs, though! Very pretty lady!

 

[Robin Usagani]

Yeah man.. same comment. Much better if she was standing on the paper. More please!

 

[vtf]

Oh ,my.

 

[ghache]

Yeah man.. same comment. Much better if she was standing on the paper. More please!

Ahaha, im at work, ill post some more tonight
This was a quick light test shoot, REALLY quick since her grand mother died during the shoot so lets say we stopped shooting right away, poor girl...

I just wanted to test all the crap i got for the studio,(auto-poles/boom with superclamps ,a reflector holders, 2 strip box and a large softbox (I am offically broke LOL) I wanna get used to the stuff before i take some major gigs even if its nothing different that what ive used before.
This shot was done with a 80X100 cm bowens softbox boomed directly in front of model. no light on the background, no kicker, no hair light. I really like the light it create I can deffinetly say in all the modifier i have, its the one that produce the softest light. I was really happy to find out that the bowens mount is the same one as my Opus stobes. Opus softbox are good quality but cost more than the bowens which is better built and come with the speedring as well.



For the paper, i usually shoot with my models standing on the paper but i was kinda tired of that look so i tried this.

 

[Robin Usagani]

Go to home depot and buy a base moulding and just prop it at the bottom.

 

[ghache]

I never though of that, I have like 15 piece of 14ft long baseboards sitting in my garage. i will totally do that.