Official BeyondUnreal Photography Thread
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Last week I did another senior portrait session for a College graduate. Here are a few set up shots featuring me, the model, wireless trigger system, 47" octabox, Alien bees B800 and a vagabond battery power pack. New gear is fun!
www.alienbees.com if your interested. IMO the best "cheap" studio lighting gear out there. Lots of bang for your buck.
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www.alienbees.com if your interested. IMO the best "cheap" studio lighting gear out there. Lots of bang for your buck.
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Well, she is quite amazing in color, but the black and white with over exposed light is by far the best. The style and composure is good too.
Very pro shots Mike.
^sexay!
Grats Crotale! That came out really nice. Nice color you with it too!
Nice Sid. You did a really nice job with the composition. It feels balanced and gives the viewers eye a flowing path to follow.
That is a great shot BBA. I really mean it's a great shot. I'd sell that to a postcard company or something. One of your best imo. The colors, the wet ground, and then the subject (the bike) in perfect contrast and composition.
Thanks for the compliments guys. It means a lot to me.
I cannot believe, it, but I realized the yesterday that I have taken almost 2000 shots with my Alpha. A generous portion have been bracketed shots, so that adds up quickly. But my point is that I am now seeing that it does indeed takes serious effort to become even remotely familiar and/or comfortable with using one's camera in a variety of settings. I have looooooooong way to go, but am feeling more confident of late. (note that I said confident, not competent, lol)
Edit:/ Sid, that is a hardcore sky shot. Mike, excellent pics; the first one is the best, I think. BBA, damn dude, you always get the cool shots.
I cannot believe, it, but I realized the yesterday that I have taken almost 2000 shots with my Alpha. A generous portion have been bracketed shots, so that adds up quickly. But my point is that I am now seeing that it does indeed takes serious effort to become even remotely familiar and/or comfortable with using one's camera in a variety of settings. I have looooooooong way to go, but am feeling more confident of late. (note that I said confident, not competent, lol)
Edit:/ Sid, that is a hardcore sky shot. Mike, excellent pics; the first one is the best, I think. BBA, damn dude, you always get the cool shots.
I took this yesterday. I really need to get a ND filter, and maybe some clouds. Those would help too.
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Nice idea. Throw in some jazz music. Or some Thumping European Trance.. what ever floats your boat.