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is a beautiful capture, color and sharpness to the top, the only sin in the lower rightcorner of some arm entered in the shot ...exceptional for the rest, the diagonal form, then the girl with her face is gorgeouspardon my English by google translator;-)
Wow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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wow, thanks People :) Where do I find the top 50 list, I'm intrigued to see the other 49 :)
Glad this was in the top 50. Well done
Top 50 shot of 2011 .... congrats to you... :)
Congrats on getting in the Pixie top 50 shots of 2011.
Adrian
Thanks guys, I love it myself - Sheona is a professional model and it's kinda hard to take a bad picture of her. She's also 5'11" and a complete sweetheart :)
I LOVE this!!!
Superb shot Hugh! Very striking. Really love it & thanks for the info too :)
Stunning capture .... congrats on TOTD :)
Brilliant Hugh. Congrats on TOTD!
Very Very Smooth & Clever!!! Congrats on your TOTD!
Fantastic, another great image.
Glad somebody cleared up the T issue for me too. This is a superb picture and good to see it getting the totd,.Thanks for the info too, it always helps to understand an image better.
You're looking at Niamh G from Kerry, owner of the most fantastic features you could ever want to photograph. The pose is all hers, nowt to do with me :)
Ah thanks everybody, truly chuffed at the TOTD, although I'm still trying to figure out the 1st "T" bit :) I seem to have found a small niche in the market - I'm doing a lot of this fairly tightly framed beauty stuff (and getting paid for it which is a bouns). I "discovered" studio lights about 18 months ago and have been practising a lot. I try to keep it simple, at most two lights and a reflector. What I was trying to do above is fairly standard beauty lighting (butterfly lighting) which is a lamp directly above pointing downwards at about 45 degrees, and a reflector under her chin. This gives the so called butterfly shadow under the nose. Great for the complexion. I think this was shot on about an 85mm (crop frame, so I'm not right on top of the model) prob at about f/11. Thanks again. H
Ah thanks everybody, truly chuffed at the TOTD, although I'm still trying to figure out the 1st "T" bit :)
I seem to have found a small niche in the market - I'm doing a lot of this fairly tightly framed beauty stuff (and getting paid for it which is a bouns). I "discovered" studio lights about 18 months ago and have been practising a lot. I try to keep it simple, at most two lights and a reflector. What I was trying to do above is fairly standard beauty lighting (butterfly lighting) which is a lamp directly above pointing downwards at about 45 degrees, and a reflector under her chin. This gives the so called butterfly shadow under the nose. Great for the complexion. I think this was shot on about an 85mm (crop frame, so I'm not right on top of the model) prob at about f/11.
Thanks again. H
lurvely :) fantastic standard as would be expected now - well done.
Great shot Hugh. Like the lighting and its nice and sharp! Congrats on the TOTD
Thats a strong image! well done!
stunning ! congrats on TOTD :)
Love the expressiveness and positioning of her arms/hands and composition. Reminds me of an Elizabeth Taylor type in the glamour years of the early 60's. V.
Beautifull shot congrats on TOTD....
