Tina - Revisited - By Phillip Filtz

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Photographer	Phillip Filtz {Karma:1792}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	D60
Categories	Portrait	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	Canon 28.135IS
Uploaded	1/8/2003	Film / Memory Type
		ISO / Film Speed	0
Views	493	Shutter	125
Favorites	0	Aperture	f11
Critiques	4	Rating	Critique Only Image
Location	City - State - Country -
About	Doing some different stuff with regard to lighting. Used a bare strobe on her left for a kicker, and Medium SB without diffuser with louvers as main to her right. Reflector for fill

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Charles Morris {K:5969} 1/8/2003

great shot as usual. sometimes it is nice to use harder light if have a subject that can take it. perfect skin is a must for that.

as a portrait photographer it's just too easy to get in a rut with big softboxes to smooth the textures and shine, and low contrast filmstock to de-emphasize skin variations.

Don Loseke {K:32503} 1/8/2003

Phil I love this photo. The lighting is great. I think that the bare light is much better but with old people with wrinkles it will not work as well if they want to look young. This is great work.

stephen overacker {K:19} 1/8/2003

Phillip, great portrait. I am trying to learn more about portrait photography and your work inspires me to keep trying. You capture your subjects beautifully with light. I see the thumbnail-I recognize it as yours imediately. Please keep posting. The information about the lighting is a great learning tool for someone new to this type of photography. Thank You, Stephen

R Pires {K:445} 1/8/2003

Beautiful picture I adored the illumination and definition.

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