N.B It looks o.k actually,maybe a bit over-lit ?Hi Willem
no not breaking into that market, altough......
just wanted to experiment with a different style
this kind of lighting does really well in the hotel industry
can't see myself doing this on every job as it slow going.
Since I came to these shores here 5 years ago. I saw a lot of people copying my more natural style
and feel I need to have something else up my sleeve. don't want to be a one trick pony!!
Also finding out about it all, expirimenting and then shooting 2 projects and finally doing the retouch
was very exiting, something new.
cheers
m
One of the pictures with just ambient or room lights I prefer, but most IMHO, could do with a little fill.
I was thinking that if I was to use this "painting with flash light" technique, I would start with the room lights and ambient/window light, and then use the technique for a little fill where needed.
Where there was little other light, I would create two sets of pictures, one for the modeling or key light, and one for the fill, and merge these two sets into two pictures, and then merge the two pictures to give the right balance/modeling.
With a leaf shutter, even with open windows with sunlight pouring in, it should be possible to use (manual) flashes without filters, and adjust the colour temperature for the shots lit by tungsten or other artificial lighting.