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 by Geoff on Fri May 07, 2010 4:35 pm
Well my presence here has been extremely limited as late..life goes on. I recently shot a 'hip hop' artist and his family for album cover/promo images and I thought I'd post a few here. I had a bit of trouble with getting the WB just right inside the pub in Newtown with fluro lights, a blue pool table and then ambient and halogen lights all mixed in. The last 3 were taken with no flash and ISO 2000, insane. A bit of PP and noise reduction applied but still quite happy with the results. Comments welcomed and appreciated:      A big thanks to Craig (Alpha7) who played part as my assistant for this shoot - he was awesome! 
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by PiroStitch on Fri May 07, 2010 10:04 pm
Love the use of the sun as bling in #2. Given your description of the lighting situation, you've done extremely well with the last two. Always great to use the natural surroundings 
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by aim54x on Fri May 07, 2010 11:58 pm
Looking pretty good there mate!
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by biggerry on Sat May 08, 2010 5:37 pm
The first two are very nice, a very creative angle that I know I would have not thought of! The final image is also a winner, great colours there and the blue of the pool table really offsets the image in a good way! Second last is strange, purely because they are not lookign at the camera. Looks like a pretty fun shoot though...lots of smiles which is always good.
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