Minimal light: I have been coached by the best and I can take a relatively decent picture with studio lights. Being a poor amateur photographer I don't always have access to studio...

Resedit346 Loc: Texas

I have been coached by the best and I can take a relatively decent picture with studio lights. Being a poor amateur photographer I don't always have access to studio lighting on a routine basis. The picture here is lit by a single light bulb in a hallway. The arms frame the head.
The second photo uses sunlight on a cloudy day. I like the shadows. I added a scarf so the models dark hair is not lost in the background.
Having a professional model also helps.

kpmac Loc: Ragley, La

Nice work.

Manglesphoto Loc: 70 miles south of St.Louis

Resedit346 wrote:

I have been coached by the best and I can take a relatively decent picture with studio lights. Being a poor amateur photographer I don't always have access to studio lighting on a routine basis. The picture here is lit by a single light bulb in a hallway. The arms frame the head.
The second photo uses sunlight on a cloudy day. I like the shadows. I added a scarf so the models dark hair is not lost in the background.
Having a professional model also helps.

Great set!!!
The second is fantastic!!

dpullum Loc: Tampa Florida

Photo 1, less is more. Photo 2, her hair is covered to prevent us from having lustful thoughts; sorry it did not work with me. I like the platform in #2 she is part of an artist's pallet.

jackpinoh Loc: Kettering, OH 45419

Both are fantastic: Great poses and great light.

Rich2236 Loc: E. Hampstead, New Hampshire

Both images are beautifully done!!!

jaymatt Loc: Alexandria, Indiana

The second is the winner.

J-SPEIGHT Loc: Akron, Ohio

Resedit346 wrote:

I have been coached by the best and I can take a relatively decent picture with studio lights. Being a poor amateur photographer I don't always have access to studio lighting on a routine basis. The picture here is lit by a single light bulb in a hallway. The arms frame the head.
The second photo uses sunlight on a cloudy day. I like the shadows. I added a scarf so the models dark hair is not lost in the background.
Having a professional model also helps.

StanMac Loc: Tennessee

Resedit346 wrote:

I have been coached by the best and I can take a relatively decent picture with studio lights. Being a poor amateur photographer I don't always have access to studio lighting on a routine basis. The picture here is lit by a single light bulb in a hallway. The arms frame the head.
The second photo uses sunlight on a cloudy day. I like the shadows. I added a scarf so the models dark hair is not lost in the background.
Having a professional model also helps.

Wow! These are lovely images! I like the warmth about them.

Stan

Rab-Eye Loc: Indiana

Very well done.

RichieC Loc: Adirondacks

First is an excellent chiaroscuro effect... Hangable anywhere!

2nd is excellent as well...

Bushpilot Loc: Minnesota

Both exceptional shots, your creativity really shows.

Watcher51 Loc: Gulfport, ms

#1 is my favorite. Your use of minimal lighting in this image is superb.

Toby

kpmac wrote:

Nice work.

toxdoc42

Very nice. I once tried using ngba single candle.