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From a fashion shoot in pasadena.
EF 50MM f1.2L 1/400 f2.0 ISO 200 1DMKIII
EF 50MM f1.2L 1/400 f2.0 ISO 200 1DMKIII
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Tell me is that without photoshopping the skin? Nothing?
Asher
Tell me is that without photoshopping the skin? Nothing?
Asher
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You are correct!
Kathy Rappaport
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i have found that the skin of Afircan Americans is far more camera friendly. There is a glow that Caucasian skin does not have.
doug anderson
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Kathy: I have found black people great to photograph for the reasons you describe. My difficulty is taking a picture of black and white people together: somebody is going to be over or underexposed.
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Kathy Rappaport
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When I took beginning photography my teacher said that the hardest photo to take was a Black Bride in a White Wedding dress. Yes!
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Or an albino in a tux!
fahim mohammed
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Doug, add some more in the mix. get it right, and the light meter is superfluous.
Frank Doorhof
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Very nice.
Dark skinned models are indeed often OR perfect OR very bad
Or it's just my models lol.
Nice shot by the way.
Dark skinned models are indeed often OR perfect OR very bad
Or it's just my models lol.
Nice shot by the way.