Just for Fun No C&C will be given: Model showing her cherries on Burbon Street!

Will Thompson · Apr 11, 2010

Just looking cute!

EF 50MM f1.2L Macro 1/125 f4.0 ISO 200 1DsMKIII MR14EX Ringlight

Asher Kelman · Apr 11, 2010

Will Thompson said:
Just looking cute!

EF 50MM f1.2L Macro 1/125 f4.0 ISO 200 1DsMKIII MR14EX Ringlight

EF 50MM f1.2L Macro 1/125 f4.0 ISO 200 1DsMKIII MR14EX Ringlight

You have good sense of humor at times. Here give you high marks.

She is a delight and you are very good at finding wonderful models and backdrops. I like the wholesome "girl next door" looks of this model. She's, as yet not disillusioned by modeling for free!

Asher

Doug Kerr · Apr 11, 2010

Hi, Will,

Will Thompson said:
Just looking cute!

Cute model and very nice shots.

I like the second one a little better (but of course you are aware of my anatomical preferences).

What is an EF 50MM f1.2L Macro?

The ringlight does well here.

Best regards,

Doug

Will Thompson · Apr 12, 2010

Here are 2 more!

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Asher Kelman · Apr 12, 2010

Will,

It might be a bias towards a friend, but I think that my liking these pictures is more than that. The background ands a sense of theatre and fun to the pictures. I do like the red shoes in these later two shots, (the bicycle is red too) but somehow, the sandy colored ones seem to match the b.g. better.

Asher

Daisy Rappa · Apr 12, 2010

Nice!

Will - these are really fun! Love the light and model expressions etc. And the processing is good fantasy. Bourbon Street won't be the same.

I'd love to know where you got the bg - is it one of the ditigal ones we talked about...

kat

Will Thompson · Apr 12, 2010

Not a background. It is a mural on a brick wall on the outside of a bar.

Will Thompson · Apr 21, 2010

2 more from the same shoot!

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Bart_van_der_Wolf · Apr 21, 2010

Will Thompson said:
2 more from the same shoot!

Hi Will,

I like the second one, she looks natural and cheeky. Too bad about the leaning background features at the right, I find them a bit distracting.

Cheers,
Bart

Doug Kerr · Apr 21, 2010

Hi, Bart,

Bart_van_der_Wolf said:
Hi Will,

I like the second one, she looks natural and cheeky. Too bad about the leaning background features at the right, I find them a bit distracting.

True. Still, for those of us that used to be in the business of making accessories for fire sprinkler system installations, there is a certain fascination. (This is a California-style backflow preventive, with contactors on the gate valves (send an alarm if the valves are closed when they shouldn't be).

Out of the frame: flow detector (I can see the cable from it). This sends an alarm if the sprinkler system is activated (presumably by a fire).

Best regards,

Doug

Asher Kelman · Apr 21, 2010

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Will,

It's good that Doug draws attention to the engineering aspects of the massive piping behind the model. There are repeating elements there which would be great to photograph on their own but also with a model in so many different compositional styles. Since you have access to this, maybe you might explore simplifying the way you put things together to use this impressive structure for it's curves, repeats and power. Against the black unlit sky, with or without a model, but her attitude and pose might be utterly different.

Asher

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