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Day 17
Day 17
MinsoPhoto


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Date Uploaded: Dec 17, 2012

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12/21/2012 09:48:27 AM
his look seems surprised, the light seems a bit harsh on his body and placed a bit behind him so that the shadows don't show his muscle definition.

Message edited by author 2012-12-21 09:48:38.
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12/20/2012 12:58:09 AM
Somehow the lighting in this shot almost makes it look as though he's pasted in to the background. But I like the idea of lighting and shooting in parking lots vice studios. Just can't help with how to set up the lights as I haven't a clue!
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12/17/2012 08:20:30 PM
I've taken shots of my son in a similar pose. The forced look comes from trying to accentuate those muscles as much as possible, so it looks 'normal' to me for what it is.
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12/17/2012 08:56:07 AM
It's the hand position especially that looks forced, I think, though his expression seems a bit strained, too.
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12/17/2012 08:36:21 AM
The lighting seems off.
It doesn't accentuate his physique at all, and like Karen pointed out, looks a little forced.

I did this, but it took 30 attempts to get the lighting semi-correct.


The inspiration for my take came from this photo by nsjabs.


You could always throw a fill light in the front and I think it would look really good. I can tell that you have lights on both sides of the subject and because of the amount of light, no definition comes through.
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12/17/2012 08:10:40 AM
I find the pose a bit too forced - but I really know nothing about people photography.
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