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Lindsay

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Frank Doorhof

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A few from today.

Model : Lindsay
Assistant : Wendy Appelman
Photographer : Frank Doorhof

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Frank
 
Asher Kelman

Asher Kelman

OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Frank I like the first two pictures the most. That hat and the open shirt in the first one works well, giving the impression that she is a girl friend comfortable with the guy and has some good relaxed relationship.

The second image has that simple pose, almost making the girl two dimensional, just a curve made with a paint brush against that roughly formed background. It's effective. Now who paints your backgrounds or do you reuse them. tell us what the lights were!!!!

Asher
 
Doug Kerr

Doug Kerr

Well-known member
Hi, Frank,

Frank Doorhof said:
A few from today.

Model : Lindsay
Assistant : Wendy Appelman
Photographer : Frank Doorhof

1.
Lindsay_14_januari_2010__00278v2.jpg
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I especially like number 1, but the "insufficient" depth of field just doesn't work for me.

Still, it's instructive to see just where you focus. I see you follow my practice in many such cases!

Thanks for sharing.
 
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Frank Doorhof

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Doug_Kerr said:
Hi, Frank,


I especially like number 1, but the "insufficient" depth of field just doesn't work for me.

Still, it's instructive to see just where you focus. I see you follow my practice in many such cases!

Thanks for sharing.
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What do you mean with following your practise ?
 
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Daniel Buck

New member
Overall I like the shots quite a bit! (the strong side lighting especially!) But the tilted lens doesn't really seem to do anything for me, I think I would either prefer no tilt. Me, I looove thin DOF and blur, but I usually find my self not liking blur when it's a result of a tilted lens. Just my opinion :)

Always love looking at your work, thanks for posting! :-D
 
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