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Cold fog and a model
Nov 15, 2019 09:28:19 #
Cold fog is very fun to work with--it is a little more controllable than regular warm fog ( which I posted not so long ago.) The trick is to keep it cool as long as possible so I have an oversized piece of pressed board with a black finish on which I lay ice bags for about half an hour or more before I start to shoot.
Nov 15, 2019 09:55:57 #
Very, very interesting approach and very well done. If looking for a couple nit-picking suggestions would be to crop out black left bottom corner mat in #2 (or cover with fog in PP) and in #1 I found shadow on face harsher than rest of shadowing, kind of distorting her mouth. Still awarding you "Best of Show". <grin>
Nov 15, 2019 10:09:36 #
Now this is nude.... Love the lighting on #1.. 2 strip boxes?? Just kissing the skin very well done... Keep them coming
Regards Joe
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Nov 15, 2019 10:25:16 #
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Nov 15, 2019 14:41:51 #
These are some of the best images I've seen on this site. They demonstrate the wisdom of the statement "Less is more."
Nov 16, 2019 06:08:21 #
vertigo wrote:
Cold fog is very fun to work with--it is a little more controllable than regular warm fog ( which I posted not so long ago.) The trick is to keep it cool as long as possible so I have an oversized piece of pressed board with a black finish on which I lay ice bags for about half an hour or more before I start to shoot.
Very well and tastefully done,
Bruce
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Nov 16, 2019 06:12:13 #
vertigo wrote:
Cold fog is very fun to work with--it is a little more controllable than regular warm fog ( which I posted not so long ago.) The trick is to keep it cool as long as possible so I have an oversized piece of pressed board with a black finish on which I lay ice bags for about half an hour or more before I start to shoot.
Great images!!!!
Please explain "Cold Fog", did you use a smoke machine or dry ice?
Nov 16, 2019 07:16:37 #
Nov 16, 2019 07:17:23 #
vertigo wrote:
Cold fog is very fun to work with--it is a little more controllable than regular warm fog ( which I posted not so long ago.) The trick is to keep it cool as long as possible so I have an oversized piece of pressed board with a black finish on which I lay ice bags for about half an hour or more before I start to shoot.
Excellent!!!
Rich...
Nov 16, 2019 07:54:41 #
Manglesphoto wrote:
Great images!!!!
Please explain "Cold Fog", did you use a smoke machine or dry ice?
Please explain "Cold Fog", did you use a smoke machine or dry ice?
Fog machine with low lying fog which required a machine with an ice tray to make the fog cold. Very inexpensive at a "Halloween store" on sale at the store just before it closed for the season.
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Nov 16, 2019 08:41:15 #
vertigo wrote:
Cold fog is very fun to work with--it is a little more controllable than regular warm fog ( which I posted not so long ago.) The trick is to keep it cool as long as possible so I have an oversized piece of pressed board with a black finish on which I lay ice bags for about half an hour or more before I start to shoot.
So much potential with this sort of work. Great concept and really good idea because you have explored the possibilities. I feel the fog is just slightly over exploited to the point it dominates whereas the model should. I'd love to see some more work with you/model continuing this theme.
Nov 16, 2019 09:41:16 #
CanonTom
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Bill P wrote:
These are some of the best images I've seen on this site. They demonstrate the wisdom of the statement "Less is more."
I totally agree!
Nov 16, 2019 09:58:15 #
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