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Title     "papillon"
Photographer     tigra37/Fülei (1,540) Send mail to this user
Portfolio     Studio portret
F-stop     f/4
Shutter speed     1/8 sec
Category     Portrait
Lens     Nikon 55-200 AFS-VR
Camera     Nikon D3000
Format     .jpg
Content advisory     G (general audiences)
Submitted     January 23, 2012 1:49:08 AM CST
Views     653
Rating     3 Thumb-up

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Thumb-up Thumb-up    from mbkamrani/Mohamad (20,962) Send mail to this user on January 23, 2012 4:18:37 AM CST (4) Early critique

Very nice portrait and very beautiful model,very good exposure,lighting,colors and enough sharpness on her face,very natural skin color tone,very well taken and done indeed,very good job.

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Thumb-up    from michal235/Michal (123,488) Send mail to this user on January 23, 2012 2:00:22 AM CST (6) Early critique

Serious expression on your model's face. I understand that it was your intention here to get soft sharpness on your model's face. I think that maybe you should try with different set of light, because a part of your model's right arm blend with background, and it is a pity. In my opinion the optimal choice in this case is try to set (if is it possible) two lamps with soft boxes (or umprellas) situated on the both of the sides of your model. In case of use of two lamps light on your model's face will be better ballanced, in my opinion. Thank you for sharing. Regards, Michal.

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