Evelyn

[eL eSs Vee]

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[Zee71]

Nothing short of awesome!!! Beautiful composition and lighting.

 

[SP77]

veeeery nice!

 

[shtarka1]

Excellent!

 

[polseszczyk]

One of the best I have seen on the cafe. Excellent photography!

 

[Little Brit]

Really beautiful.

 

[Rolf]

I'm only sorry I didn't see this earlier. Excellent! You made my day with this one. I truly enjoy it.

Rolf

 

[ubetcha]

This very, very nice Lee. Lovely! Did you add grain in PP?

 

[eL eSs Vee]

Thank you, everyone, for your very kind words. The model and make-up artist deserve a lot of credit for making this shot possible: They did exactly as I'd requested.

No grain added, Mike. It was shot at ISO 400. But I did add a touch of gaussian blur.

 

[Kiwi Geoff]

That is a stunner Lee, thanks for posting it!!:smile:

 

[IanT]

Very, very nice :smile:



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[Sanford504]

This is a "prize" winning photo! Absolutely beautiful and perfect in every way!

 

[eL eSs Vee]

Thank you, Geoff, Ian and Sanford for your kind words.

Ian, I'd make you guess, but since during the time of shooting and processing I'd forgotten and had to take a few minutes of looking at it to recall the object, it's a wide bracelet.

 

[Rob T]

Great image!

And it looks like you did it with equipment that didn't cost an arm and a leg. How is that possible? :wink:

 

[eL eSs Vee]

Great image!

And it looks like you did it with equipment that didn't cost an arm and a leg. How is that possible? :wink:

Thank you very much, Rob.

Nope! Didn't cost me a thing: The equipment was someone else's. :biggrin:

I was given the use of a small movie studio (they do 3D video) and got to use their hot lights.
The light I used was a much larger version of the one below (this one is less than six inches long
and the lens is three inches across - the studio's had a lens of about twelve inches):

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This old Bardwell and McAlister is surprisingly bright. For instance; to get the lens of the lamp
dark enough for this image, I set the camera to ISO 100, f/16 @ 1/60th. The lamp itself
measured at f/16.5.

 

[Paintguru]

I love it!!!

 

[PhotoByLeal]

very nice lighting...... love it in B&W!
what and how many light setup?

later,
angel m. leal jr.

 

[Rob T]

Thanks for the extra info Lee, very interesting!

 

[eL eSs Vee]

Thank you, Chris and Angel.

Angel: I used one light (similar to the one I show above) with a difusion screen between it and the model.

Rob: You're welcome.

 

[intruder61]

classic....i keep thinking mary magdalene