Recent content by izobaal

I like the second shot of Tony better myself, but Charlie's shot is the best. I think the pose also suits better the "eyes only in focus" than the second one.

I still think nr 4 and 5 are amazing, they remind me of how Joe McNally uses the light, the others are good but they don't pull any string like those two do. Ste, that kind of OTT touch - my photography teacher used to say- is what makes you stand out and get your pic in a magazine, sometimes...

Yeah but you know what i mean with perfect, like you normally would do it like that but what the heck lets go arty. Dunno if Ste has kept them or was twitching with them in PP, I remember seeing the whole set and saying the hotter ones were better, Bobby preferred them too, the guy is very...

I see what you mean about the hotness Dean, but when we did the "perfect exposure" on those shots, I didn't like them nor did the subject, to me they lose the "feeling" they have when they were a bit hotter. Especially nr 4, which I like in particular for the way it is lit. Which is what I like...

See, I like it because it has that brush of light, and it really gives you the feeling of a golden summer sunset! I think a reflector would have spoiled it, cus too perfect sometimes it's just TOO perfect -and unreal- and makes you lose the power of creating a sensation, or a memory, a feeling...

LMAO!!! Cool shot Dean.

And from the horse's mouth the winner is... number 3!!!! I like them all but that's surely my fave. I must say, I was definitely pleased with the results, although posing isn't easy nor is pleasing me, as i am a very demanding subject :p I very rarely like my pics, I guess like any girl...

I just think he is damn hot on those shots, but i have bias :p

I made a few changes as suggested. Alistair, honestly? I can't remember which filter i exactly used, if the LR one or it was another program, but it was deffo a filter that did it all, i just sharpened it a bit with PSP high pass/ hard light layer method. The pic was taken with my camera...

did you use a welder glass or just a long exposure. I like the "misty" effect, gonna have to try it soon. :)

Great, especially the sky!

Well done generally, but 2 and 7 are really brilliant!

I like 4 and 5, although the feeling coming from nr 2 is what melts my mom's heart, perhaps I would have underexpose it a notch and brought back some of the colours during processing, but having said that it is still a cracking shot :)

I like the second shot capture but the expression on number one is priceless! Also I like the processing you used, well done!

yeah this me likes better!