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Published: 2007-09-03 19:05:44 +0000 UTC; Views: 11933; Favourites: 328; Downloads: 0
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From my photography class to demonstrate what simple lighting can do, just window and black board.Related content
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This is all kinds of awesome,love everything about it.I think I may need a print of this on my wall.
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i love it! can i draw this one?? PLEEEEAAAASE!!!
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that's awesome
That's kind of how I feel girls can be tough too! My name's Alina, and i feel like this a lot; you boys need to shut up about being so manly because i'm more of a guy than most of you!
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Love the shot, love the pose, and the simple but efficient and cool lighting!! Genius!!!
PS: And the models cute and has gorgeous eyes!!
Can I take her home??
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Excellent execution, she seems to not take crap from anyone 
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The glistening skin and the alert glance of the eyes make this piece extraordinary.
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The lighting effects and attention to detail have made this a really nice photo
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Oh wow I love this! At a glance I figured it was just another topless chick just in some sort of fighting stance, but at a closer look you actually tossed in the sweat and marks all over her face! It's great!!
=\ Why can't more stuff like this show up in the popular section!?
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This picture is *amazing*! love the effect of those water droplets in the light
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light is really great ,,, she looks very scary ,,, the fighter shouldn't have this feelings : )
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Love the simplicity. Absolutely gorgeous effect here. Two questions though, is the window to frame left, frame right or behind the model? I read the description below and became confused! Also, how did you get the moisture on her skin to bead so perfectly? You didn't really make her sweat did you?
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Window is the same as [link] but a black board is used as background and also to create "cheap' strip light at the side.
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Ahhh, very nice effect. I love it.
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I think simplicity is under-rated, frequently!
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and by the way, I love the "sweat"! awesome.
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Not really "teach" like a workshop, just showing the pic I did and explain to my "friends" how I did it.
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Ok, I gotcha. still Cool.
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amazing
i love it
what a great selective focus!
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Awwwww..one of the best I've seen lately..love it
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this looks bad-ass. great props and lighting. she is a mix of innocence and strength.
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Stunning shot. The lighting is great. And an amazing model.
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she must have been working very hard!
very cool shot
she looks dangerous
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Hum... The thing is that you have 2 light sources there! That or u also used a reflector! Because you have light in her chest from left and you have light in her back from the right... =\
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Oh and a reflector. Regarding the 2 light source it's actually just 1 big window behind the model, how to make it look like 2? This is where the black card board come in.
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Hum... Very well very well!!! So it means you had 2 windows an 2 reflectors right? (considering a blag card as a "reflector").
Would you be so kind to teach me a little bit and tell me where u put the reflectors? I'm quite curious about it.
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Very simple, put black board right in the middle of the window, but not cover the whole window, just enough to lit up the the model, for this case window light become the rim light(like 2 small windows at the side), and a reflector in front, beside, on top or bottom of the camera, wherever to light up the face a bit. Hope this will help.
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Yeah indeed it helped a lot!!! Thx!!!
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