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    Shoot with my Neighbor



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    f/5, 160/sec, 100 ISO


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    f/5, 160/sec, 100 ISO


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    f/4.5, 160/sec, 100 ISO


    Gear used: 50D, 17-55mm f/2.8 IS, 3 Vivitar 285HV flashes, 1 Cactus V2s trigger, 2 Wein Optical Peanut slaves, 3 lightstands, and a snoot on image #2. Generally, I had the mainlight camera right at full power shot through a white umbrella. One flash was camera left and shot onto the background (either bare or with a snoot), and one flash was bare, camera left, and used as a rim/hairlight.


    I used FastStone Image Resizer to resize the images and add text to the bottom right. I found out about the free program by reading a forum post here at the TDP Community. My thanks to the poster for mentioning the program, as it's a fantastic little tool.



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    Really nice. My favorite is the first one, I like her expression and the playfullness of the image. Expecially the socks. Personally thought I find the stool, and stand behind heralittle distracting, but not too much.

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    Yeah, the end table behind her is a little distracting. I try to do as little re-arranging of the furniture as possible (especially when shooting in someone else's home), because after the shoot's done, I seem to always forget to put things back. However, moving the end table wouldn't have been hard. I would have loved to make the stool a vital part of the shot (she was using it in earlier shots), but I had to include either the dining room (and chairs) behind her on the left or some the entertainment center on the the right. There was actually a very small window in which to shoot on a bare background.


    Here's an edited version with the footstool gone (not my best post-processing, but it'll do):


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    Looked at the other pictures on your flickr as well. Seems like you've got some cute neighbors dude - lucky you []

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    They aren't bad... :-)

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    Send 'em my way?


    Ok, back to seriousness.
    I also like the first one the best.
    My problem with the second one is the shadow on the back wall, quite distracting to my eyes.






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