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本帖最後由 FunDragon 於 2012-2-1 23:58 編輯
Well, depends on which model la. even with the most experience model, it is always very important to have some kind of communication with the model. I think that is the ONE thing many Hong Kong photographers are missing. I have attended too many photoshoot events where 5 photographers taking pictures of a model for half hour without saying more than few words except "look this way" "turn this way". even with the top models, a few word of praise and encouragement will go a long way to ease them and get the most out of their performances.
This shot was taken with the model laying flat on her back on a mattress, with two softboxes the main directly above and slightly to one side for the accents to get some shadows preventing a flat image plus minimized the disadvantage of the camera being directly in front of her face. If we look closely under her left eye and to the left of the nose area, we can see a bight triangle, that is the basis of most lighting techniqes particularly what we would call "Rembrandt lighting (倫勃朗式人像攝影用光)"
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