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Hands by the Face

This is a discussion on Hands by the Face within the People photography (portraits, sports etc.) forums, part of the Show your photo (Color) - Landscape & Nature (flowers, mountains, storms etc.) category; This has been a "Personal Project" of mine ever since getting into Portraiture. It came from the study of Alfred ...

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    This has been a "Personal Project" of mine ever since getting into Portraiture.
    It came from the study of Alfred Steglitz and the portraits he did of his wife Georgia Okeefe.

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    Very nice. Love the two lighting source result.

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    Lovely light indeed! Would you mind sharing your setup?
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    Thanks guys.

    Crystal, Pretty simple set up. Main Softbox camera right at a 45% angle, back edge at his shoulders and then feathered. Two strip lights in the background on each side. Reflector on camera left.

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    My guess was close, just missed the strip lights
    Thank You!
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    Love this shot, your lighting is lovely. Thanks for mentioning Alfred Steglitz, just looked him up on Wikipedia.


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    Great shot Ernst...May I ask what lens you used and subject distance to BG?
    The light is very good

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    Fantastic. Wonderful lighting and interesting looking subject.

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    Thanks everyone.

    Richard, In my opinion Alfred Steglitz is the most important person in American Art History. And not just becuase he himself was a photographer.

    Michael, I pretty much use a 28-70 f2.8 in my studio and pretty much keep it at the 70mm postion. The subject is about 4 ft from the backdrop.

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    Fantastic portrait. If you don't mind me asking..haha..how far away are you from the subject?

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