Revisited - Fair Lady and The Beast
08-18-2008, 09:55 PM
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I started to shoot with one source of light, ie natural light which helped me understand lighting and more... now I am on another quest to learn strobist light!
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08-19-2008, 12:42 AM
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Love the vette pic the most with the use of lighting.. Brendon's car is like ninja, blends with the dark night and moves/kills swiftly but silently!! 
08-19-2008, 04:36 PM
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Norris, I like the way the Z06 looks in the first photo, especially with the title "Fair Lady and The Beast" . The 350 looks like she's all done up in the little black dress for a night on the town. Beautiful and curvy in short. The Z06 looks like some sinister beast coming out of the murk. The leading edges are sharp, but not being able to really see the cabin or the a pillars enhances the effect. The dark has weight; a physical presence and it's coming from the vette.
08-19-2008, 06:42 PM
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Beam, nice imagination and interpretation!
I wish I had a 3rd flash on remote, which I would have put in the cabin and light up at 1/16 or even 1/32 of light power with a diffuser.
It would turn out pretty cool and gives a warm feeling to the pix.
Once I will get some strobist lighting equipment, I will play more!
Thanks.
I wish I had a 3rd flash on remote, which I would have put in the cabin and light up at 1/16 or even 1/32 of light power with a diffuser.
It would turn out pretty cool and gives a warm feeling to the pix.
Once I will get some strobist lighting equipment, I will play more!
Thanks.
08-20-2008, 08:45 PM
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Norris, I like the way the Z06 looks in the first photo, especially with the title "Fair Lady and The Beast" . The 350 looks like she's all done up in the little black dress for a night on the town. Beautiful and curvy in short. The Z06 looks like some sinister beast coming out of the murk. The leading edges are sharp, but not being able to really see the cabin or the a pillars enhances the effect. The dark has weight; a physical presence and it's coming from the vette.
08-23-2008, 12:34 AM
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sorry for the late upload...i always like to take shots of the masters in action...while not a photographer, i at least know how to use a shutter button...
a lot of pics didnt come out well, as i was taking brendon's advice and not using the auto setting, but i forgot, and most pics came out blurry- cause it's always on auto for me...hahaha
a lot of pics didnt come out well, as i was taking brendon's advice and not using the auto setting, but i forgot, and most pics came out blurry- cause it's always on auto for me...hahaha