So Nick Syke came over mine today... :)

Derek W said:
did you use any reflectors on the outdoor shots or just rely on the natural lighting?
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None of us used reflectors because someone *cough* Nick *cough* left them in the car, but Jake/Nick used flashes occasionally too. I didn't, though.
 
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Some using natural light outdoors. I can't help but think she looks a bit ****ed off in these ones though.

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ScarySquirrel said:
Yeah the first one is my favourite from the day

The full body ones aren't working for me yet. I'm just not used to doing full body stuff yet :(
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Yeah, same here - apart from the one on location really.

Another, not sure if it's too cool or not? Do quite like it though.

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Great pics, i edited one, cross processing and custom leica 3d effect, what do you think ?
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Just a bit tired to select her properly, which i normally would do by zooming in to pixel detail then selecting each square pixel with the polygon lasso, would take about an hour but work perfectly!
 
Jake I am a big fan of the close crops in black n white. Very traditional approach and present themselves powerfully. I really like the first one you posted early on and and very last one. I think how the hair is captured in the last one runs well along the frame.
 
Johnny|lucidcomposure said:
Jake I am a big fan of the close crops in black n white. Very traditional approach and present themselves powerfully. I really like the first one you posted early on and and very last one. I think how the hair is captured in the last one runs well along the frame.
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Cheers mate, I fell in love with the 135L when I took these...can see why so many rant about this lens - it's amazing! :), was processing...removed the satursation and then got addicted to some B&W goodness :cool:
 
Right got a quick question about the outdoor shots. What sort of canon related settings were you using? The reason i ask is that I may have an opportunity to take a young lady into a wooded area as well :eek: :D

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Checked the EXIF now :)
 
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