Giddy Up!!
Uploaded: April 17, 2008
Okay everyone! I need some guidance here. Please help me,and be honest.
Similiar to the other one, but reworked in PS to add more space in front of the horse. But, I am more concerned with the lighting. The background lights are spilling over onto his face. How can I prvent this? Move him farther away from backdrop?
My background lights are continueous lights, 500 watts each. Aimed straight at back drop at waist level (since most of the photos are taken from the floor) off to the sides. No umbrellas used for these.
Also, how can I light the floor more? I don't mind doin PS clean up work, but I really want to get it right IN the camera.
Thanks for helping!! Enjoy your day!!
Exif: F Number: 4.5, Exposure Bias Value: 0.00, ExposureTime: 1/160 seconds, Flash: did not fire, compulsory flash mode, ISO: 400, White balance: Manual white balance, FocalLength: 50.00 mm, Model: Canon EOS DIGITAL REBEL XT
Sarah G April 17, 2008
He's so cute. The cowboy theme is GREAT! #902987Shannon D. Miller April 18, 2008
Amber! This is sooo...adorable girl! I can't get over these! I wish I had some better advice for you in the lighting area, mastering studio lights is a challenge! Are you getting shadows? Do you use a bounce flash? #5802967Amanda O. Cannon April 18, 2008
Girl, this is just GORGEOUS!! You are doing GREAT. cant help you with the lighting though. You know I am an outdoor photographer just for this reason....LOL!Karen Engelbreth April 18, 2008
Totally wonderful - love it, Amber! #5804476Patrick Rouzes April 19, 2008
Amber ,I cannot help you with the lighting but this is another exceptional capture!!! You are doing wonderful work with those portraits,my friend!!! #5806476Sirsendu Gayen May 11, 2008
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