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BlueBitArt In reply to youngunlovedpoet [2015-02-12 20:30:08 +0000 UTC]

This exact picture was taken in a night club at daytime. It had no windows, so no light came in to illuminate anything behind the model. the only light source was a spotlight from DJ booth. If you are taking a picture at home or in the studio, make sure all the windows are covered very well and the light that shines on whatever you are taking a picture of is bright enough. It also helps to have as much dark empty space behind the model, because even if something is very slightly illuminated, it will be out of focus and easier to eliminate just by adjusting brightness and contrast a little. Also, shine upon the model a bit from the back (or a little more towards camera), that sort of "blinds" the camera from seeing all behind the lit area. Hope this helps.

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youngunlovedpoet In reply to BlueBitArt [2015-02-14 05:54:20 +0000 UTC]

Wow that is awesome! And yes it helped me out so much. I have been trying to do that for the longest time, and with your awesome tips, I was finally able to pull it off more or less! I really appreciate your help!!!!! Thank you so kindly!

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BlueBitArt In reply to youngunlovedpoet [2015-02-14 19:04:37 +0000 UTC]

you are most welcome. Link some new pictures you made, i want to see them

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youngunlovedpoet In reply to BlueBitArt [2015-02-14 19:14:09 +0000 UTC]

fav.me/d8hwuek  .......    fav.me/d8hys7s     I just wanted to test it out a bit and Still trying to percect it but they didn't turn out to bad if I do say so myself I haven't havent had time to get a model yet so its just me.

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BlueBitArt In reply to youngunlovedpoet [2015-02-15 10:13:40 +0000 UTC]

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youngunlovedpoet In reply to BlueBitArt [2015-02-18 21:25:23 +0000 UTC]

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