on the runway

craftsmansky · 12-28-2007, 11:31 AM

this was taken at the graduation of a local modeling school program. the kids were so animated and intense.

i like the movement and the smile of this model...obviously handheld, havent had a chance to get into pp.

jshurak · 12-28-2007, 11:41 AM

This shot has very nice movement. Was this intended as a panning shot? If so, I wonder if a different angle would have worked better. What I mean by that the success of a panning shot is largely depend on the background. The people and the curtains in the background work, but due to large wall with no features, the panning element is lost in the section of the shot. Also, the model seems a bit soft.

12-28-2007, 11:31 AM	#1
craftsmansky Inactive Account Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: louisville, ky Photos: Gallery Posts: 163	on the runway this was taken at the graduation of a local modeling school program. the kids were so animated and intense. i like the movement and the smile of this model...obviously handheld, havent had a chance to get into pp.

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jshurak Veteran Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: philadelphia Posts: 626	This shot has very nice movement. Was this intended as a panning shot? If so, I wonder if a different angle would have worked better. What I mean by that the success of a panning shot is largely depend on the background. The people and the curtains in the background work, but due to large wall with no features, the panning element is lost in the section of the shot. Also, the model seems a bit soft.

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