WirtzWorld wrote:
Back to Amoreena, as I always go. Fun with a mirror in the studio. This was a fairly difficult shot to get just right, the lighting was a bit tricky (light to the rear and right, light on the floor to rim light the mirror and a reflector to lighten up her foreground just a touch, and all of that not to appear in the mirror), especially with a somewhat impatient model. We finally got it done and I made it nicer in Photoshop. I hope it is well received by you viewers. It was a lot of work for both of us.
Back to Amoreena, as I always go. Fun with a mirr... (
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Your work is always always appreciated and excellent. I am always find myself just shaking my head in wonder when reading some of the comments especially in this topic section. Just the little bitty nit-picky comments about the little bitty stuff that to me, means nothing for most of the time. Like on this image here, comments about the blue line. Well I looked at the image again and to me it defines the mirror. Sure not a 'problem' to me. It is part of setting and you captured it. To me, photography is capturing the image as seen by the person holding the camera and what is captured. Yea yea, photo shop and Post Processing in nice when required for the circumstances. Anyway, my nickels work of comments today. Keep on sharing Wirtz.
Bruce.