Photoclubalpha

Hi!

It's been a very long time since I've posted anything here... I'm in the process of bringing my own portfolio up to date - and thus, I'd love to share some of it here as well...

The collections are numbered and are in chronological order.

Please feel free to ask me questions both technical and digital post and etc... You can find me and look at more of my works / or join some of my courses (if you're in Singapore) at the websites listed in my signature.

Cheers,
Richard

1. Z S O F I A (2008)






This is one of the very first portrait works I've done - it's lighted with 2 silver reflectors with the model posed against a white pillar. Some processing is done to create the bright, pale-skin look...

2. A L Y O N A (2008)






This set's been done with the same combination: two reflectors.

Fantastic shots!!! Infact incredibly jealous of these!!!

NeilOffkey75: Thank you!

3. Y U N J I (2008)




Sony Alpha a700
The Lighting is done with the Vivitar 285HV with umbrellas...

4. A L I N E (2009)






Sony Alpha A700
Lights: Photon u2002 (300ws)

The Photon u2002 is a 300 watt second china-made light (it weighed 12.5kg altogether)... light setup is pretty straight forward, with an umbrella tied to the flash head.

5. N A T A S H A (2009)

Beautiful models, beautifully photographed! I like them all except Aline #1. Technically it's fine, I'm just not a fan of that types of shot.

Dusty

Great stuff. Love the low down light position, far too rarely used.

David

Hey Dusty! Thanks you very much for the comments... That shot was a very tight crop of the original... which is:


Hey David - I love the low down light positions, those collections were taken about 2-3 years ago, and I hadn't used the technique as frequently as I did then as compared to now (I'd continue posting works, and you can see how things evolve...

6. B R U N A (2009)

7. I V E T A (2009)

8. K S E N I Y A (2009)

9. A L M A (2009)

I like the fine texture despite the seemingly harsh looking exposure (at first glance), that looks like a severe test of a models complexion, amazing that they stood up to such a test without the tiniest blemish, really extraordinary models and photos.
Greg

Nice. I like most of them, specially the portraits.