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Last edited by benrains; 29-May-2011 at 14:40.
Thanks Jay...I had a key light with 7x105W CFL's and hair light that I opened up a bit more to separate the shoulder as well. I used a yellow muslin drop (producing a terrific midtone in wetplate) that was equally lit by kinos.
"Hmmm... A 21st century version of a 1940's style military portrait done with a 1920's "artistic portrait" lens in a Civil War era process... so many anachronisms! But I agree with Jay, it all comes together nicely."
...ha, ha...'tis true Mark, an epochal blend of sorts. I guess that's pretty much me as well
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I like the way your eye see's Ash.
Thanks Jim, but these aren't as good as they could be. Fine as test shots.
This is the alternative with worse framing but more glow
This image of my wife was taken and processed this afternoon. Not sure if this qualifies as a portrait. Your thought on this image as befits a definition are appreciated.
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