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7 hours ago, hepcat said:

This one has a really nice "paparazzi" sort of vibe.  I like it.

I agree, I like the photo as well. The model looks as if she is caught a bit by surprise, wonderfully done!

Lex

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vor 11 Stunden schrieb david strachan:

Mmm..quite fun with an attractive model.

But  perhaps the flash is a bit rude.

Noone ever likes my tough crits...so ...carry on regardless.

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Thanks a lot for your comments David! And of course your comment is not tough or below the belt. You are right, the power form the ringlight is a bit rude, but there are two reasons for it:

1.) I like this style a lot. It is a bit like in the 80ies with a direct light.

2.) (and this is maybe the true reason) In 99% I use daylight. If I do not have enough natural light in the studio, I use the ringlight. As a result I have a totally different style in comparison the the natural window light. To be honest, I have no clue at all with other flashlights, I tried it some years ago, but never reached the same mood in comparison to natural light and  I did not like the work with multiple flashlights. To conclude, if you see a photo from me with a flashlight, you know that I had bad weather😄

vor 11 Stunden schrieb hepcat:

This one has a really nice "paparazzi" sort of vibe.  I like it.

Thanks a lot hepcat!

vor 3 Stunden schrieb sandro:

I agree, I like the photo as well. The model looks as if she is caught a bit by surprise, wonderfully done!

Lex

Thank you very much Sandro! Much appreciated

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I think the lighting is even and nice.  You can obviously see in the eyes that the flash is straight on, but it is not strident at all.  Any post processing was tastefully done.  Interesting but non distracting background.  I think it’s a lovely image.

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Very nice. Re: Flash - harsh flash can be a 'look' just like soft light can be  'look'. Particularly when a skilled photog is using is as a tool. Sometimes it doesn't work, but I think it works really well here.

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Am 8.6.2024 um 05:01 schrieb kkcsm:

I think the lighting is even and nice.  You can obviously see in the eyes that the flash is straight on, but it is not strident at all.  Any post processing was tastefully done.  Interesting but non distracting background.  I think it’s a lovely image.

Thanks a lot! I like the metal door in the background. With light it becomes a bit shiny.

vor 21 Stunden schrieb Nachtmsk:

Very nice. Re: Flash - harsh flash can be a 'look' just like soft light can be  'look'. Particularly when a skilled photog is using is as a tool. Sometimes it doesn't work, but I think it works really well here.

Good to hear that you like it, thank you very much!

vor 15 Stunden schrieb stuny:

Very nice

Thank you Stuart!

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On 6/4/2024 at 10:28 PM, david strachan said:

Mmm..quite fun with an attractive model.

But  perhaps the flash is a bit rude.

Noone ever likes my tough crits...so ...carry on regardless.

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Personally, I appreciate honest criticism. I believe when one posts images on a public forum like this they should be willing to accept both good and bad comments about it. I've always found Marc very open to any comments without taking offense.

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vor 23 Stunden schrieb fotografr:

Personally, I appreciate honest criticism. I believe when one posts images on a public forum like this they should be willing to accept both good and bad comments about it. I've always found Marc very open to any comments without taking offense.

I totally agree with you Brent. We all appreciate honest criticism. And in many cases the criticism helped to improve the photo or at least showed another point of view.  And David‘s comment was not bad at all

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