Tortoise


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DarkForce

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Tortoise

Very free at home thus trying something different myself.


Lens : Canon 180mm Marco len

Background lights : EX 580 Flash in slave mode
Front lights : Marco Twins flash (left off, right on) ration 0:8 in Master mode
Additional lights : Torch lights at top

Camera on Tripod with cable release


#01

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#02

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#03

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#04

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#05

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u can even try it on real ones, they seems not always move
 

NMSS_2 said:
whoa piang! shoot minitures also can make it look like well presented portraits.:thumbsup:

Thanks NMSS_2 :)
 

jacquesvile said:
u can even try it on real ones, they seems not always move

Err..... If I touch the real one then I will never want to touch my camera liao :sweat:

Don't want my cam to have the smell loh :bsmilie:
 

watch out for your lighting, they are creating alot of unnecessary and distracting reflections, and making the pictures quite flat. try working with 1 flash and 1 white card as a reflector for a start.
 

Besides the lighting, the backdrop troubles me in terms of its texture, colour (pink) and the creases. And pink silicon gel. Hmmm. I am sorry to say that this combination of props is not pleasing to me.

The backdrop material is felt-like, which makes me think warm/hot. And tortoises always make me think cool. So I can't help thinking the tortoises aren't comfortable there. I have an overactive imagination, please forgive. Hehe. ;)

IMO, #02 is the most successful, the only one which allowed the whimsy to show through without being let down by the lighting and colour. :)
 

Nice.
 

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