The second picture in the series with Krystal.
View the Large ‘Freedom’ On Black.
Do you like it?
An attempt at Dramatic Portraiture.
Hope to process them all soon!
The second picture in the series with Krystal.
View the Large ‘Freedom’ On Black.
Do you like it?
An attempt at Dramatic Portraiture.
Hope to process them all soon!
d200, dramatic-portrait, hair, klpac, krystal, manny-librodo, motion-blur, movement, nikon, nikon-d200, portrait, portraiture, sentul-west
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I really like that picture alot. I am feeling the drama.
You’re getting quite good at this photography stuff, aren’t you? 😉
Really, really nice shot. 🙂
magnificent!! more pls!!!
Love the sense of motion on the hair. Pretty dramatic I must say.
who are these women? where did you find em?
Kahea: Thanks 🙂
Grant: Cheers bro, I’m improving a little!
senbai: Will run through some more soon.
Chapree Da Grande: That was the effect I wanted.
jaz: Krystal is a pro model and actress from Bangkok.
provocative! she’s a natural..job well done to you!
Nice shot!
Was there any Photoshopping involved or is the lighting as is? (Cause it’s brilliant).
How’d you manage to get her head completely still but with her hair showing noticeable motion blur? I’m assuming she made quick, sudden movements rather than slow, continuous movements?
Was there some sort of event at KLPAC?
Pardon the excessive questioning. I’m looking for new things to shoot too. Getting a bit bored of the bird park…
kris: Thanks!
Chris Chong: Yes there was Photoshopping involved, the light is natural though from a reflector. It was a fairly fast continuous movement, it’s just a case of relativity and getting the right shutter speed. Same goes when you take sports shots (tennis for example) and you want the face clear but the raquet blurred. There was a workshop at KLPac by Manny Librodo, he came over from Thailand. You should join my shooting sessions sometimes, always trying to do more interesting stuff 🙂