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Breakfast in Bed
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Did you use studio lighting, camera flash, or natural lighting?
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This a pleasing photo that tells a story. Although it is obviously staged, I like it!
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BetterPhotoJim.com - Jim Peak  Contact Jim Peak Jim Peak's Gallery |
Thanks Richard. I appreciate your comments.
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Detlef Klahm |
great set up, perfect angle for this shot..I love her expression!!!
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I agree that the left light is a little bright. Do you think it would have worked better to have the model looking at the person holding the tray for more reality?
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I like it. Was it shot on Digital? Jagath
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BetterPhotoJim.com - Jim Peak Contact Jim Peak Jim Peak's Gallery |
Thank you all for your comments and suggestions. This was captured on film (slides), before I converted to digital. That is a good idea to have her looking at the person. I would have liked it as a comparison shot but, alas, I did not think of that at the time. However, even though this might make it look more realistic, it would diminish the "punch" of the image. But I see your point... having her looking into the camera causes an reaction in the viewer but may cause too much of a reaction. It all depends on what the image would be used for. In a standard travel brochure, having her look at her friend who likely be more acceptable. This version, on the other hand, would be better for a more attention-grabbing "wow" advertising campaign. Thanks again for your comments.
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