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Yes, it can.Originally posted by SureFire
Thanks and talking about fill flash or lights why don't you talk about the errors in masking using Photoshop?
I will have a good day. Like I said, I like his work but look at the pics posted...can the camera really do a hack job without knowing?
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Good picture and good girl Aaron. She looks sultry.Originally posted by AaronM
Yes. Quite common actually. Keep in mind that he is also shooting in shaded areas.
I was bouncing a hot light and using a fill flash in this shot which was taken on a bright day under a palm tree..
SureFire
Fill in flash gives you control in an outdoor setting, properly used it's fantastic. but it's very hard to master. I can't do it.
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natural hair color maybeOriginally posted by My GTZ
Can this girl possibly get any hotter?
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She doesn't look like she's having any fun...which is too bad...cuz she's cute. She'd look a lot cuter if she looked like she was enjoying herself.Comment
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Zoom.Originally posted by charly
For $300 he should. They are marvelous things for telling you what the light is doing.
Better than relying on some lap top and a scren outdoors or even worse the screen on the back of the D100, which is very god by the way.
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I use one indoors in Manual mode but outdoors I thought I'd take advantage of the camera's built-in metering program since lighiting would be changing greatly from shot to shot (much less control over light than indoors), and since I wanted to get as many shots as possible under these difficult circumstances. I've only had to totally reject 2 or 3 shots (out of 290) for exposure problems. A few more are marginal (unacceptable noise and breaking up in shadow areas). Since I'm selling pics in sets, it's important to get a lot of photos out of the model's time, not 10 or 20 absolutely perfect photos.Originally posted by AaronM
Agreed. One more thing...Since Unseen is shooting with a Nikon D100 now, he may want to check out some of the other metering modes. The Spot Meter can be very handy in these situations.
No Paul, he probably does not use a hand held meter.
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Originally posted by dank
That's a long ride on a bicycle especially for such an old man.
I think I will aslo interject and say that along with Aaron I have heard many many stories of your "professionalism" or lack there of.
Try keeping your shirt on during shoots. Wear underwear so the wet spot on your crotch is not as noticable. Quit asking your models out for dinner and wine especially the minors. Have a little class when speaking with your models.
I can go on but why bother?
None of that is worthy of a serious response, but...
If I took a shirt off during a shoot, it was after asking the model if it was okay. At that time I was living in a non-air conditioned apartment.
I always wear underwear. The famous (and funny) "spot" incident happened a long time ago while taping two girls having sex, and any guy watching two girls have sex might experience a droplet at the wrong moment and not even realize what is happening (I didn't). This is no different morally from a girl getting a spot from menstruation, which no one would classify as a behavior or professionalism problem, but an acciident. I don't even remember which two girls were present, but it was good for a laugh by all at the time, and I seriously doubt if the girl passed it along as anything but a funny story, but if she is, I need to have a talk with her.
I don't like eating alone and I will invite a girl to dinner before or after a shoot only socially and to get to know her better. No pressure EVER. I have never asked a girl to come back to the room unless it was to do a shoot, and then nothing ever happens (EVER) but the shoot.
Any photographer that doesn't have meaningless crap like that being passed around about him hasn't been shooting for long. I've shot over 200 girls by now. I'd be surprised of none of them had a story about me. I know I've irritated several, but few of us could work with 200 people under ANY circumstance and not irritate several.SIG TOO BIG! Maximum 120x60 button and no more than 3 text lines of DEFAULT SIZE and COLOR. Unless your sig is for a GFY top banner sponsor, then you may use a 624x80 instead of a 120x60.Comment
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nice shots Unseen. Love the outdoor photography, wish it wasn't so expensive to do.I moved my sites to Vacares Hosting. I've saved money, my hair is thicker, lost some weight too! Thanks Sly!Comment
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Originally posted by charly
Good picture and good girl Aaron. She looks sultry.
SureFire
Fill in flash gives you control in an outdoor setting, properly used it's fantastic. but it's very hard to master. I can't do it.
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Outdoors try to steer away from the wide angle end. Try to zoom in more. It also gives the model more space making her feel more comfartable.Originally posted by UnseenWorld
Zoom.
Two reasons, with fill in flash you are less likely blast out the natural light, you just want to soften the shadows enough to show everything. Also less likely to let light in front of you into your lens, which makes the pictures look out of focus. If you want a softer effect do it in Photoshop or use a diffuser filter.
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Nice photo chopping there Aaron,Originally posted by AaronM
Yes. Quite common actually. Keep in mind that he is also shooting in shaded areas.
I was bouncing a hot light and using a fill flash in this shot which was taken on a bright day under a palm tree..
I love the filter you put on the water at the bottom to the left of the girl and those bubbles you added at the top on the same side. It really makes the water pop, and it's not over done.Comment
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If everything you do is so innocent then why do I and so many other local people hear so much shit about you? If the wet spot stories [plural] are what you say then why have I heard it from more than a couple of girls?Originally posted by UnseenWorld
None of that is worthy of a serious response, but...
If I took a shirt off during a shoot, it was after asking the model if it was okay. At that time I was living in a non-air conditioned apartment.
I always wear underwear. The famous (and funny) "spot" incident happened a long time ago while taping two girls having sex, and any guy watching two girls have sex might experience a droplet at the wrong moment and not even realize what is happening (I didn't). This is no different morally from a girl getting a spot from menstruation, which no one would classify as a behavior or professionalism problem, but an acciident. I don't even remember which two girls were present, but it was good for a laugh by all at the time, and I seriously doubt if the girl passed it along as anything but a funny story, but if she is, I need to have a talk with her.
I don't like eating alone and I will invite a girl to dinner before or after a shoot only socially and to get to know her better. No pressure EVER. I have never asked a girl to come back to the room unless it was to do a shoot, and then nothing ever happens (EVER) but the shoot.
Any photographer that doesn't have meaningless crap like that being passed around about him hasn't been shooting for long. I've shot over 200 girls by now. I'd be surprised of none of them had a story about me. I know I've irritated several, but few of us could work with 200 people under ANY circumstance and not irritate several.
Give all of the excuses that you want. There are severel other photographers in town and I hear good things about everybody but you and some guy named Gary. Last year there was a company named Sharp Studios that was shooting in Portland. From my understanding they shot 100 to 150 girls last year alone. Every model that I spoke to about them has raved about the guy named Kell and a lot of these same models complain about you and how you creeped them out.
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It's not over done because there are ZERO filters being used. The only altering that image has seen is the added logo and some compression.Originally posted by Sassyass
Nice photo chopping there Aaron,
I love the filter you put on the water at the bottom to the left of the girl and those bubbles you added at the top on the same side. It really makes the water pop, and it's not over done.Comment
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IMO, Kel is probably the most professional Internet photographer in Portland. I personally know the guy and the way he treats people in general, not just models. Kel is a class act all the way.Originally posted by dank
Last year there was a company named Sharp Studios that was shooting in Portland. From my understanding they shot 100 to 150 girls last year alone. Every model that I spoke to about them has raved about the guy named Kell and a lot of these same models complain about you and how you creeped them out.
I think Kell posts here. I would love to see his input.
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Yes it helps, over expose by one stop the background and do not shoot into the light.Originally posted by UnseenWorld
I think you'll agree bracketing the fill would help greatly, which maybe I should do in outdoor situations, come to think of it. I'm still behaving as though I'm shooting on film. Bracketing with a digital camera is much less expensive, assuming you have plenty of memory.
Dont't you take a laptop with some spare batteries? Or better still a car charger.Comment
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It's funny what you can get away with, with different models, The skill is knowing where the girl draws the line and not crossing it.
Today Eva and I shot a three girl for a client. Two of the girls are very friendly towards Eva and I and the other is a little distant. The first two make it no secret that they like us and flirt openly with us, especially me because I flirt back.
We started the shoot with me directing and Eva shooting. The client likes to see the girls really kissing and not faking it. And the girls were no problem and no need to push them.
When Eva told them in Czech it looked hot, one of the girls asked me if it looked all right. I told them if they did it any better I was going to make it a 3 girl boy set. They laughed and dared me to join in.
After the shoot the two friendly girls came over to ask if I enjoyed watching them I said it made me erect watching them. Then the more distant one said with a smile "So we did it right"
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Thanks Aaron - the check is in the mail.Originally posted by AaronM
IMO, Kel is probably the most professional Internet photographer in Portland. I personally know the guy and the way he treats people in general, not just models. Kel is a class act all the way.
Trust Me...
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Awesome chick! Great shot Aaron!Originally posted by AaronM
Yes. Quite common actually. Keep in mind that he is also shooting in shaded areas.
I was bouncing a hot light and using a fill flash in this shot which was taken on a bright day under a palm tree..
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So you had someone blowing bubbles into the water fall?Originally posted by AaronM
It's not over done because there are ZERO filters being used. The only altering that image has seen is the added logo and some compression.
and the glass layering on the water is unbelievable... I have seen that effect when the ocean is over lapping itself but in a pool I would think that would be hard to reproduce...
NO QUESTION it's a beautiful picture and your talent is very apparent, I would love to learn how you got that.
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Holy Fuck!!!! No, That chick can't get any hotter. She's a 10.Originally posted by My GTZ
Can this girl possibly get any hotter?
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It's a picture of a girl in a hottub with a waterfall flowing into it. No bubbles being blown, no special filters. That is the water as it was flowing. What would I gain by lying about this?Originally posted by Sassyass
So you had someone blowing bubbles into the water fall?
and the glass layering on the water is unbelievable... I have seen that effect when the ocean is over lapping itself but in a pool I would think that would be hard to reproduce...
NO QUESTION it's a beautiful picture and your talent is very apparent, I would love to learn how you got that.
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Bud,Originally posted by AaronM
It's a picture of a girl in a hottub with a waterfall flowing into it. No bubbles being blown, no special filters. That is the water as it was flowing. What would I gain by lying about this?
Im not saying your lying, Im tring to figure out how you did it. I would love to be able to capture that kind of movement. It's damn impressive. Forget the girl...... THat water rocks...
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That waterfall looks familiar! Viva Vegas perhaps?Originally posted by AaronM
It's a picture of a girl in a hottub with a waterfall flowing into it. No bubbles being blown, no special filters. That is the water as it was flowing. What would I gain by lying about this?
I don't know Unseen well enough to make an accurate asessment of his professionalism toward models, and I haven't crossed paths too many times, but I must admit the time we have have crossed they were pretty damn negative. "thats about all I got to say about that"Comment
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Originally posted by AaronM
IMO, Kel is probably the most professional Internet photographer in Portland. I personally know the guy and the way he treats people in general, not just models. Kel is a class act all the way.
Kel fucks them all
Hey Kel... are you going Brett's Bar-b-que? You could ride up with me and D if you want?Comment
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All I did was set up the lighting, dial in the camera, and push a button.Originally posted by Sassyass
Bud,
Im not saying your lying, Im tring to figure out how you did it. I would love to be able to capture that kind of movement. It's damn impressive. Forget the girl...... THat water rocks...
Thanks for the compliments.Comment
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dude, get that poor girl a tissue! her nose is running!Originally posted by AaronM
Yes. Quite common actually. Keep in mind that he is also shooting in shaded areas.
I was bouncing a hot light and using a fill flash in this shot which was taken on a bright day under a palm tree..
-TaDoW
I've Upped My Standards, Up Yours!Comment
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No, he is not going. I already tried that. You guys should ride up with me. I know we talked about this the other night in the bar but a few things have changed since then. Give me a call.Originally posted by J-Reel
Kel fucks them all
Hey Kel... are you going Brett's Bar-b-que? You could ride up with me and D if you want?Comment
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Unseenworld, my apologies, I am too much into the internet and Photoshop. Three professional photographers looked at your work (outside of this forum) and said while my comment seemed appropriate, taking a real picture and compressing them down to the net will show up as a flaws. . .
Next time you post make them the size of AaronM pic. All three told me that was one good shot of the bubble bath pic. (quote by one, amazing does he shoot mainstream?)
Hiding, I because I feel stupid.
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ARGH!Originally posted by SureFire
Unseenworld, my apologies, I am too much into the internet and Photoshop. Three professional photographers looked at your work (outside of this forum) and said while my comment seemed appropriate, taking a real picture and compressing them down to the net will show up as a flaws. . .
Next time you post make them the size of AaronM pic. All three told me that was one good shot of the bubble bath pic.
Hiding, I because I feel stupid.
What bubble bath?Comment
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Hey Joe...Kindly ask Jes if he has ever put bubbles in his water. I see what these people are talking about but I have no clue what caused the bubbles in question.Comment
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Originally posted by AaronM
ARGH!
What bubble bath?
AaronM, I just edited my post above. Sorry I have yet to learn the right talk but I was talking about the pic you posted. I looked at it last night and thought it was great. Today I had a few people look at my stupid responses and they loved your pic.
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It's all good. Thanks for the compliment. I have been beating my head into a wall trying to tell people that this pic is not altered and no bubblele were added to the set...Unless Jesse has added them to his pool water for some reason.Originally posted by SureFire
AaronM, I just edited my post above. Sorry I have yet to learn the right talk but I was talking about the pic you posted. I looked at it last night and thought it was great. Today I had a few people look at my stupid responses and they loved your pic.
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Well People seem to think AAron photoshopped that pic for the bubbles...when in fact I shoot there on a consistant basis. Bubbles are realistic>
Anyone who thinks different..please click this link:
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I think I just figured it out. In the far back right of the pic, just above her shoulder, you can see bubbles of the same size piled up. It most be from the chemicals in the tub. The waterfall and tub were turned off until just before that set was shot. Those are bubbles that settled in the filter system and are just getting kicked out from the flow.Last edited by AaronM; 05-14-2003, 08:35 PM.Comment
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woohoo
I love bubble baths
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Bubble = effervesce=?Originally posted by Sassyass
woohoo
I love bubble baths
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She's out in the woods of Oregon naked and there's an old man taking pictures of her, how would you feel? Sorry Unseen I couldn't resistOriginally posted by MandyBlake
She doesn't look like she's having any fun...which is too bad...cuz she's cute. She'd look a lot cuter if she looked like she was enjoying herself.
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