I wanted to get more light into the eyes, but this proved to difficult being the photographer and model.
ok next time I need to find a better looking model..
This is a discussion on More messing around with lighting within the People photography (portraits, sports etc.) forums, part of the Show your photo (Color) - Landscape & Nature (flowers, mountains, storms etc.) category; I wanted to get more light into the eyes, but this proved to difficult being the photographer and model. ok ...
A very dramatic self portrait Richard. To get more light into the eyes any white surface taped to a wall in front of you (to reflect the light coming from behind) could likely have bounced some of that light back into your face. Also your glasses are a bit too low. Hope that helps - Marko
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Thanks for the tips Marko, definitely a big help.
I'll have to give it another go at some point.
nice shot! I am looking forward to the redo!!
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Nice shot. It will be even better when you redo it with Marko's suggestions.
Thanks guys, I hope to get round to re-shooting soon, I just need to wait for a night when the wife is out so I can take over the lounge.
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You may have failed with the eyes but everything else is excellent. Love the skin tones, sharpness and overall lighting angles.
cheers MA, I'm still waiting on a free moment for the re-shoot. I've just got to be careful with the light on the left, as it cause my glasses to cast a shadow over the eye.
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