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Jeremy Hood
{K:153} 7/1/2001
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Good point, Artie. Though this was just me and the model, and I'm quite lame in applying makeup. And to top it off, I knew the shoot wouldn't get any less clothed than this. The catchlight is already a fake, it's REALLY dim in the print. The one I added looks very artificial to me, but if other people can't catch it.. then maybe it's time to lighten it some more. Thanks to all for comments, they always help.
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Artie Colantuono
{K:12275} 7/1/2001
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the neck you know so wont rehash it...lighting is forced in this but it works....like the pose (except for the neck thing)...elbow really bothers me..."makeup"...catchlight in the eye would really bring this image up....all in all nicely done Jeremy....when I set up a model for a shoot; if you have a makeup person do make up from head to toe, models start out pretty much unclothed and we cover or remove every thing you dont notice when you start shooting...much easier to do it pre- production than have the client pay for post-production time...
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Mike Allebach
{K:391} 6/30/2001
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I like it. If you want an after-the-fact fix for it, you can take it into photoshop. Use the blur tool and fade the blur 33-50% to make the lines less defined (the fade gives it a soft blur feel). If you want to make the lines disapear use the rubberstamp tool and select an area nearby with the same shade. I can't help you lighting to fix this when you are taking the picture...Artie can help you with that.
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Debbie Groff
{K:9569} 6/30/2001
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Jeremy, I knew you had it in you. I'm really proud of you. A little less of the far eye?? I don't know. A little more??? This is just great as far as I'm concerned tho.
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