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"If your pictures aren't good enough,your not close enough"
Robert Capa and No my name not Robert just quoting someone
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Those of us who are follicly impaired enjoy your whimsical treatment of those with hair.
Great shots that show why you are sponsored and we (me in particular) are not!
Which Holga lenses did you use in these sessions?
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DA 10-17mm Fisheye, DA 12-24mm, DA 18-55mm, DA 35mm F2.9 Macro Limited, DA 40mm F2.8 Limited, D-FA 50mm F2.8 Macro, DA 18-250mm, DA* F4 300mm
FA 1.4 50mm, FA 28-80mm, FA 28-200mm, FA 80-320mm , FA 100mm Macro, F 1.7 AF Adapter
Tamron XR LD 28-300mm, Sigma 600mm Mirror
how many separate lights did you use? It's nice to see your work has a consistent 'style' that makes it recognizeably yours. That is, you can produce work that varies in subject and setting, but it's not just one trick that risks becoming a cliche. (pardon the anglophone keyboard)
how many separate lights did you use? It's nice to see your work has a consistent 'style' that makes it recognizeably yours. That is, you can produce work that varies in subject and setting, but it's not just one trick that risks becoming a cliche. (pardon the anglophone keyboard)
I am Anglo Canadian...No problem. For my most recent shoot "Men Love Dolls" which is featured in the Pentax Forums gallery, I used two light sources, but I suggest you read this article by Steve Jacob that may be somewhat more useful in understanding my philosophy of photography.
What is shown in the link above are images from several shoots, one example from each photo session. These productions vary from 8 to 18 pages. Therefore I cannot answer your question, as there were several different techniques employed.