David de Groot said: Indeed, well except for two models not being able to make it, but Ruby did a grand job of filling their shoes as well as her own ;-)
[ Kane ] said: Sweet, yeah not seen her before in your other shoots. We had fun in the morning sun.
thebookfreak58 said:
Oo Nice lighting!
David de Groot said: Thanks Tim. :)
teejaybee said:
Nice shot... the hair light almost matches her jawline :) Very cool
misha.w said:
splendid portrait!
benefit of hindsight said:
man, you are getting damn good at this portrait lark :o)
accesser said:
Lovely I'd really like to learn to use strobes
David de Groot said: Thanks, wasn't a bad session today. Used the reflectors a fair bit (more than I have before) as it was so clear and sunny. Thanks :) Practice, practice, practice ;-) It gets easier with practice, but helps to do some reading too - the strobist blog is a good place to start, as is Light, Science and Magic (3rd Ed).
accesser said:
I was thinking abut getting one of the kits they have at DDP:
www.d-d-photographics.com.au/fotodiox.htm
Could be fun to tinker with
David de Groot said: Those kits aren't bad, providing you have somewhere to set up, or a portable generator as the flash heads in the kit are AC powered.
frednaut said:
Nice first post David.
Interesting depth of field - perfectly across the face then falls off beautifully I love the bokeh from that 70-200 - very smooth.
It was indeed a win for the reflectors today.
David de Groot said: 'tis a lovely lens, and one can't help but shoot it wide open more often than not. :)
Gareth Gorman said:
Very nice portrait Dave. The gold reflector was a great idea, gives the subject a warm glow on left. Good DOF too, making a non-distracting background to an attractive subject. I never thought to use my 70-200 as a portrait lens, always use the nifty 50.
David de Groot said: Thanks Gareth. Yes the 70-200 makes for an awesome portrait lens, nice mix of focal lengths and constant f/2.8 throughout. :)
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I see the meet went well ;p
Oo Nice lighting!
Nice shot... the hair light almost matches her jawline :) Very cool
splendid portrait!
man, you are getting damn good at this portrait lark :o)
Lovely I'd really like to learn to use strobes
I was thinking abut getting one of the kits they have at DDP:
www.d-d-photographics.com.au/fotodiox.htm
Could be fun to tinker with
Nice first post David.
Interesting depth of field - perfectly across the face then falls off beautifully I love the bokeh from that 70-200 - very smooth.
It was indeed a win for the reflectors today.
Very nice portrait Dave. The gold reflector was a great idea, gives the subject a warm glow on left. Good DOF too, making a non-distracting background to an attractive subject. I never thought to use my 70-200 as a portrait lens, always use the nifty 50.
You are invited to send this quality shot in "FASHION-AUSTRALIA"
Please visit our groups "Fashion World" , "Fashion Asia" , "The Fashion Times" , "Ramp" , "Fashion China" , "Fashion Thailand"
voice-activated light stand. ???? WTF.....
@Goldenboi24k - Quite easy really, you give a flash to an assistant and tell them where to point it :)