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| Brian | 2 Jan 2007, 15:51 |
Patick,
Your experience in analog photography and the dark room shows in your exquisite digital photos. I am pretty much a novice at digital photography, of any photography for that matter. I am interested in the way you use and capture lighting, such as in this photo "Bathed in Gold". You obviously have skills and knowledge most of us can only aspire to. Can you tell me if you use any external light sources, filters, or what kind of post processing you use to capture such rich pictures? Any help in that area would be appreciated. At this time I use only natural lighting and then depend on minimal post processing (I use the software that came with my Canon Rebel).
Great pictures and thanks for sharing. I'll check out your other sites also.
Your experience in analog photography and the dark room shows in your exquisite digital photos. I am pretty much a novice at digital photography, of any photography for that matter. I am interested in the way you use and capture lighting, such as in this photo "Bathed in Gold". You obviously have skills and knowledge most of us can only aspire to. Can you tell me if you use any external light sources, filters, or what kind of post processing you use to capture such rich pictures? Any help in that area would be appreciated. At this time I use only natural lighting and then depend on minimal post processing (I use the software that came with my Canon Rebel).
Great pictures and thanks for sharing. I'll check out your other sites also.
Patrick Krolis: Hey Brian, Thanks for your comment and for your compliments. I myself have a lot to learn and a lot to improve. The way I learn is mostly from trying trying trying and learning from people that do better 
So I am glad to share what I learn with you and the whole shutterchance community. This picture is actually very simple in set-up. I have used a Novatron M500 flashhead right behind the model and I used the light trough the umbrella aimed directly at the model. If you notice the highlights and the shadows you can pretty much imagine where the lightsource was standing. After that I incresed the contrast a bit and applied a golden hue over the image using Photoshop.
So I am glad to share what I learn with you and the whole shutterchance community. This picture is actually very simple in set-up. I have used a Novatron M500 flashhead right behind the model and I used the light trough the umbrella aimed directly at the model. If you notice the highlights and the shadows you can pretty much imagine where the lightsource was standing. After that I incresed the contrast a bit and applied a golden hue over the image using Photoshop.
| Atunbi adebukola olu adesanmi | 3 Jan 2007, 02:01 |
this is a very beautiful image well done.
Patrick Krolis: Thank you very much. I have seen your shots too. You got some good stuff going on. As sson as I get through my backlog here, I will start commenting on your photographs too. Thanks for the compliments...
| Layeni | 23 Apr 2007, 22:45 |
I am going thru your blog give u scores out of 10 for effort,Composition,Idea & Lighting... so for this one... 13/10
Patrick Krolis: you are way too kind!!!
| Suby from UK, Milton Keynes | 10 May 2007, 01:03 |
Wow how did I miss this image, TRULLY AWESOME
Suby
Suby
Patrick Krolis: You missed this one ?? LOL thanks for the compliment, When I started out with my nudes I really loved this picture, now I am really thinking of re-postprocessing this version into something different, do you get that itch too sometimes looking at old time favorites?
LOL thanks for the compliment, When I started out with my nudes I really loved this picture, now I am really thinking of re-postprocessing this version into something different, do you get that itch too sometimes looking at old time favorites?
| dean from United States | 6 Mar 2008, 04:37 |
Excellent shot! Please re-post-process! The model is absolutely great to look at. the lighting has been done wonderfully to expose the beauty that might have otherwise been missed. I would love to produce an image of this quality.
Dean
Dean
Patrick Krolis: I would definitely re-process, but then again this work is getting soo old, how would you like to see it, I am very curious as to your insight...
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| patrick | 7 May 2008, 07:12 |
Very nice nude.
bravo
bravo
Patrick Krolis: thanks Patrick, we share the same name, glad you liked it
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| exposure mode | full manual |
| shutterspeed | 1/125s |
| aperture | f/10.0 |
| sensitivity | ISO80 |
| focal length | 19.0mm |
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