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Old 03-12-2003, 01:02 AM   #11
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That's better, a little participation now.

Marvin: Great shot, well done.

You mentioned the type of lights you use. I think that is very important too. I chose constant photo lights rather than strobes and they do work pretty well for providing a nice soft light on the subject. I use a single light and reflect light back into the shadow areas with a large piece of white foam core board.

Beth: That Mike, he's a "mover" in Tulsa for sure! I like to imagine him wandering the city with his camera and women just "fall" into his lens.
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