Thanks Chuck, for the comments.
The creases will go away in the final "print" but we had some bad
things to say about it at the shooting :)
/ Johan
12 nov 2006 kl. 23.16 skrev Chuck Norcutt:
> #150 is better than #151. The cropped arms in #151 don't work for me.
> #150 has good poses and is pleasantly lit but needs two areas of
> improvement. The subjects are too close to the backdrop and the sharp
> creases in the fabric emerging from the subjects heads is a bit
> distracting. Also, the girl on right is too close to the edge of the
> photo and it looks unbalanced.
>
> Johan Malmstrom wrote:
>
>> Hi!
>>
>> Yesterday I attended a workshop in studio photography. Very fun, and
>> I will probably spam the list with photos, so here is the first two:
>>
>> http://foto.johanmalmstrom.se/ws_061111/PB114150-Version2.jpg
>> and
>> http://foto.johanmalmstrom.se/ws_061111/PB114151-Version2.jpg
>>
>> Which one do you prefer?
>>
>> Through out the workshop I used my E-1 with 14-54 or Macro 35mm. And
>> the postwork is done in Aperture (thanks for the free trail Apple)
>>
>> / Johan
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