Frank Doorhof
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Model : Charissa
MUA : Denitza
Photographer : Frank Doorhof
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MUA : Denitza
Photographer : Frank Doorhof
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kombizz kashani
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I am VERY SURE I wrote a comment to your images, but not sure if it was this site.
I recognized your images once I looked at them.
Did you put it in other photographic sites?
I recognized your images once I looked at them.
Did you put it in other photographic sites?
Frank Doorhof
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I post on several forums indeed 
Aly Stalboerger
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Frank, I love your images! Your use of lighting is splendid and a talent to be emulated for sure!
A couple of questions I have for you: In the last image, the depth of field was created in camera or post shoot?? What program do you use to edit photos? (I just got used to CS2, personally, and with everything digital upgrades are sure to follow....out comes CS3.)
Her skin tone is that of porcelain...she looks like a doll. Not in a bad way...
Once again, your photos are impressive to say the least.
A couple of questions I have for you: In the last image, the depth of field was created in camera or post shoot?? What program do you use to edit photos? (I just got used to CS2, personally, and with everything digital upgrades are sure to follow....out comes CS3.)
Her skin tone is that of porcelain...she looks like a doll. Not in a bad way...
Once again, your photos are impressive to say the least.
Frank Doorhof
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Hi,
DOF is the camera, not photoshop.
I used a long lens on the MF camera and that gives you incredible control over DOF.
At the moment I use CS3, but most of my work in PS is kept to as little as possible, except the skin
Thank you so much for the kind words.
Greetings,
Frank
DOF is the camera, not photoshop.
I used a long lens on the MF camera and that gives you incredible control over DOF.
At the moment I use CS3, but most of my work in PS is kept to as little as possible, except the skin
Thank you so much for the kind words.
Greetings,
Frank