My photo learning adventure cont. (pics)
 

So here are the first of my indoor shots, trying to figure out the whole lighting thing.

http://www.thegristle.com/k_hotel/IMG_8480.jpg
http://www.thegristle.com/k_hotel/IMG_8482.jpg
http://www.thegristle.com/k_hotel/IMG_8487.jpg

Nice shots! I like her smile :)

I like her eyes. :thumbsup

Need some boobie pics to get a better judgement

looks real-ish making it attractive :)

Looking good man. In the first shot if you a add a back or fill light you can lessen or eliminate the shadow on the ceiling.

Keep shooting! That is the best way to learn and improve...

Looks better then my first lighting experiment! Congrats :thumbsup

congrats, looks good.

can we see her tits?

nice girl with nice face and huge tits ! :thumbsup


:pimp Sam

nice indoor shoots

can you post your setting and lighting for the shoot im curious to know

looks good :thumbsup

she looks really hawt! :thumbsup

Thanks for the tip! :) I guess it all take a while until you get better at this... but I like to see progress..

Hehe, yea. The Sun is Evil.. I learned :)

I will try to grab the Camera settings fom the RAW files... as for lighting... almost all good ones where shot with the on-camera 580EX speedlite.. I also had a strobe, but somehow, the speedlite was easier to adjust quicker...

Very nice shots. You're almost a pro :thumbsup

First, like a poster said add another light in back, maybe behind couch facing up to light the background. Also the images seem a little soft, are you using a kit lens or smother cheap? Maybe up the quality of your glass, it just seem not as sharp as it should be.

Anyways good stuff, look forward to seeing more

We need more drama.

I'd hit her

http://www.thegristle.com/k_h/IMG_8485_re.jpg
http://www.thegristle.com/k_h/IMG_8531_re.jpg
http://www.thegristle.com/k_h/IMG_8509_re.jpg

Congrats nice shots.

We need to see boobs!!!!

Close your eyes and imagine them!

Good looking stuff.

I just learned a cheap and effective lighting secret. If you have yallow lights you can hang a whit shower curtain in front of them to diffuse it. Works wonders on skin tones.

Hm, how about the heat? Could it light up in flames or melt?

good stuff!!!

Thanks...

So I am wondering, is shooting outdoor a little more tough than indoors? I mean considering the evil sunlight and all.

...nice pix! :thumbsup

all good.

forget technique and be inventive visually. throw out the rule book, edit ruthlessly, and only show your best work.

Richard Avedon (rip) discarded 95% of his shots.

Right

Anytime you have full control of a lighting suitation you're better off.