Official Photography Thread: Vol. ICan'tFindTheLastOne

[ruleofthirds]

Originally Posted by vrp32tl

Originally Posted by RuleOfThirds

Originally Posted by KobeBeef

Originally Posted by RuleOfThirds

more work from last saturday:

next time you do a shoot, can you post pics of your setup? i'm curious on what it looks like-- cause i'm about to get into some 'strobist' stuff (bought my wireless triggers, light stands, umbrellas, etc)

so i'm curious on how other people setup their lighting.

thanks.

Once you go OCF, you will never look at lighting the same

Here is my setup for this shoot

*300W model/strobe to models right at 45 degrees, large softbox at 1/2 power
*300W model/strobe to models left at 20 degrees, large softbox at 1/8 power
*150W model/strobe directly behind model bare at 1/2 power

Nice shooting D. Look like you putting in "work" brah!

Right on Rue, you been shootin with your DSLR?

 

[tony23retro]

The B&W I have already posted... the other is a re-edit.

Vintage-like effect.

 

[SVNTI]

^ Looks like something off of the GTA4 art book.

 

[verynecessary]

Originally Posted by KobeBeef

Originally Posted by lauk4kicks

Originally Posted by KobeBeef

Originally Posted by lauk4kicks

(or just use a rubberband and a index card if you're cheap. lol)

Ive actually seen some guy shoot with that on his flash in a club hah

can't knock the guy.

it actually works.

works half way maybe, because i don't know of any clubs that have ceilings/walls you wanna bounce flash off of. it'll get your flash alittle farther from the lens axis, and soften it up a bit, but a diffuser cup or stofen would do the same thing, but without having to worry about thedirection you point it so much.

better off going with a mini softbox

 

[kneesh]

NVM .

 

[kickmatic23]

Originally Posted by Im Not You

I hope you fed that broad after the shoot...

 

[rikan havok]

Why is people quoting all those damn pictures .. ugh .. bad freaking internet connection ...

small contribution

 

[cashmerethought96]

Originally Posted by Mr Fongstarr

Cashmere....probably the best photo set you've done. Although a lot have some issues as far as clarity and focus and white balance, they seem to be going
in the right direction. And as far as your logo placement, you should really drop the "photography" part (I think everyone should cause it seems
redundant) and place it in the right spot on each photo. There is no rule that the logo has to be placed in one spot the whole time, but a rule of thumb is to
never have it over your subject matter.

This one is probably my favorite out of the bunch.

thnx for the advice yea the logo is a watermat in apeture (sp) so theprogram puts it were it wants to but def wouldn't have put it their.. I need to edit that .. Once I get my focus an lifting game up I will def have bettershots

 

[dj bana]

rikan- amazing!

her slouch in the first image is so effortless, the color and detail are great.

awesome job.

 

[rikan havok]

Thanks DJ ... Trying to do a little something something ...

Have a lot more to come, just havent got around to retouching them .. So whats good with you?

Ever talk to that chick for me or what? Im still interested in shooting that piece or pieces from the same collection

 

[vrp32tl]

Originally Posted by RuleOfThirds

Originally Posted by vrp32tl

Originally Posted by RuleOfThirds

Originally Posted by KobeBeef

Originally Posted by RuleOfThirds

more work from last saturday:

next time you do a shoot, can you post pics of your setup? i'm curious on what it looks like-- cause i'm about to get into some 'strobist' stuff (bought my wireless triggers, light stands, umbrellas, etc)

so i'm curious on how other people setup their lighting.

thanks.

Once you go OCF, you will never look at lighting the same

Here is my setup for this shoot

*300W model/strobe to models right at 45 degrees, large softbox at 1/2 power
*300W model/strobe to models left at 20 degrees, large softbox at 1/8 power
*150W model/strobe directly behind model bare at 1/2 power

Nice shooting D. Look like you putting in "work" brah!

Right on Rue, you been shootin with your DSLR?

Yeah, nothing like what you guys are producing in this thread. Still need to learn WB and all that other technical shooting terms.

 

[SVNTI]

For those that still need the extra push to get the T1i, go for it!
http://www.popphoto.com/R...Test-Canon-EOS-Rebel-T1i

 

[kneesh]

Chicago ...

 

[ruleofthirds]

From a couple of weeks ago:

 

[SVNTI]

^ Nice.

Cool Name / avy too. I see you stay true to it.

 

[kevmook]

the pictures with the doonbuggys (?) where is that??

 

[tommykairaa]

Originally Posted by RuleOfThirds

From a couple of weeks ago:

very nice.

 

[andrewbeezy]

NICE SHOTS RIKAN HAVOK... you're one of the few good photographers in here...

 

[ruleofthirds]

Santi and Tommy - Thanks guys!

Much appreciated!

 

[rikan havok]

andrewbeezy wrote:

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NICE SHOTS RIKAN HAVOK... you're one of the few good photographers in here...
Thanks man .. I appreciate those comments a lot!

 

[SVNTI]

 

[nikeairsncrispytees]

Good stuff Rule of Thirds and Santi.

 

[mrshadow]

see is pics like those of that wedding that make me want to get into photography

what do yall recommend for a noob

 

[tony23retro]

 

[airjordanjack]