Risky Business
Uploaded: July 17, 2005
f5; 1/500th; 50mm; used one strobe combined with natural window light
Lynn Crawford July 18, 2005
HI Deb, I just saw all these shots of your little guy they turned out so cute, love all his different expressions, great lighting and wonderful color, he is a great model :) #280498Katherine K July 20, 2005
This series is darling... I love the idea of him in only nice crisp dress shirt!! Sweet!!! #1615918Tonya R. Boles July 29, 2005
Very cute. Love the blue against the white...What did you use for the background? #1654793Kerby Pfrangle July 29, 2005
DebVery nice series with this darling little fellow.
Love the deep blue shirt against the white background makes the image pop.
Kerby #1654795
Deb Brown July 29, 2005
Thanks, everyone, for your comments on this series. I had so much fun with this one. Tonya, I used white seamless paper for the background. It can get a bit wrinkle with an active one such as Jack, but it works pretty well. #1654806Tammy L. Odell August 03, 2005
This is just adorable!!! I LOVE the title !! So cute!!! Can I ask what kind of strobe you have on this setup?? Everything is perfect here!!! Wonderful work Deb!! #1674188Deb Brown August 03, 2005
Thanks, Tammy. I use Alien Bees. This one is a 400. I have it placed a bit to the right front of Jack in this picture, and a large paladian window is behind me and the strobe. I hope this was the kind of info. you were looking for. Thanks again for your compliment! #1674197Sign up for an interactive online photography course to get critiques on your photos.
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