Hillary demands I post more photos ( 9/? )

Posted by Fred (Easton PA, United States) on 20 March 2007 in People & Portraits and Portfolio.

Hill requested I post this one next, siteing that she likes the effect of low light in this photo.
This is another of the models from the show who stoped for off for a drink .

Comments (11)

Jen from Jessup, United States

the low light is very nice in this one...nice shot Hill

20 Mar 2007 6:45am

michele from Penacook, United States

So, does Hillary prefer being behind the camera or in front??? She does very well as the eye behind the lens...

20 Mar 2007 7:09am

@michele: looks like you got a direct reply on that one, see the next comment . She's Bullseye

Bullseye from United States

Definitely behind.

20 Mar 2007 3:57pm

bronzebilly u.k. from cardiff, United Kingdom

hey fred great lighting--cool, wry smile too--thanx for your suggestion for getting back on the scene--check today's shot for the full story--billy

20 Mar 2007 6:32pm

Laurie from New Jersey, United States

Low light is very dramatic. Nice one.

20 Mar 2007 9:27pm

Art Monkey from Salt Spring Island, Canada

love the graininess - very film noir

21 Mar 2007 5:57pm

Chris Sullivan from Melbourne, Australia

I was just thinking that, very film noir - fantastic scene I think the use of low light is very dramatic as Laurie points out. Excllent stuff.

21 Mar 2007 7:15pm

Tim from Bratislava, Slovakia

She looks surrealist... very nice capture!

23 Mar 2007 11:07am

@Tim: She does like 'em dark, and does a very good job of it .

Bullseye from United States

Hah! See?! I'm not the only one who likes dark pictures!

23 Mar 2007 2:40pm

@Bullseye: Hey I like them dark too !
But ya need enough light to bring out the details without the grain.
The original image had sharper lines and a smoother texture to her skin which I would have liked to preserve.

I think you take wonderful photos Hill and am quite impressed with your eye for detail, we just need to find a middle ground on the exposures . I've found by shooting a more balanced exposure that removing light in processing doesn't degrade the quality of the image, giving you the effect your after and also allowing the crispness to come threw.

Evie from Fairfax, Va, United States

Nice use of light and shadow here.

24 Mar 2007 6:16pm

Craiger from Vacaville, California, United States

Yeap, that's a sweet shot Hill!

25 Mar 2007 8:14am

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