thanks for breaking it down, but honestly i have shot in the studio enough to tell what the light set ups are generally. ive spend alot of time dissecting studio photos to help me learn lighting. i think the 6x4 panel is doing more then u are giving it credit for in the car shot.

make more sense now thanks for explaining. good tip for new shooters who want to get into studio work (something id ont do anymore the costs of shooting 4x5 film is to high for me to play with) look at photos and always try to figure out how it was lit. really helps u learn light.

Wow those are completely AWESOME!!!!
My favorite is definitely the black and white! I love her expression and everything about the light!!!!
Good work!!

I was amazed by #1, then you pop out and tell me it has natural light... well I'm speechless. I hope I can get such a result once in my lifetime

Second fav is Jessica, must be a beautiful girl

Third is the Rolls one, I'd like to se both eyes too tho. Nice idea and framing on it anyway.

I'm not living up to your standards



Well Sunday was an absolutely beautiful day to shoot outside... Sky completely covered with clouds.. God's greatest softbox @ my disposal. I just needed to bounce some light back into the garage shed with the 6'x4'.

I wish i can work with medium format. ._.



Thanks Marie!



Oh you well Alan, just find a north facing window and wait for a overcast day

Jessica is beautiful. Check out her site. http://www.jesshunt.com/

She has a pretty impressive portfolio.

Heres another link. http://jesshuntpress.tumblr.com/

4x5 is not meduim format.

nice one's eek. sexy

It is if you shoot 8x10

You commented again on my thread without really commenting ._. </3

You've gotta beg him for help.

How? I guess i can sacrifice myself to go on a date with him.