©2011 Kirk Tuck
Just use your boxes high enough to get a tiny bit of shadow under your subject's chin...
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One of the original Craftsy Photo Classes and
still one of the best!
I met Lance a couple of weeks ago in Denver
and found him to be really fun and knowledgeable
this class reflects what he teaches in hands-on
workshops in Ireland and Iceland, as well as
cool places around the U.S.
How to make what we shoot into a cohesive
train of visual thought.
3 comments:
Kirk,
I love the softness of the shadow on her cheek.
Last night I was looking through a book of black and white photos and thinking they were so much nicer than color photos then I look at this portrait again this morning. I love the subtleness of the colors. They don't hit me over the head but they keep me coming back to look some more.
Fred
Thanks Fred. I appreciate the thoughtful feedback!
This is a great portrait. Wonderfully done.
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