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<blockquote data-quote="wud" data-source="post: 296348" data-attributes="member: 13578">Re: Wud's project 365What you dont see, are the previous 7 images where they were looking all other directions, lol. They knew I didn't have sausage in my pocket.. way to clever. No flash, I actually never use flash - only for indoors, where I can use it with an umbrella and stand. I really, really do not understand how to work with flash, even though I got tons of advice, links to sites (which I read) and actually have been practicing......... I dream of the Ice Light. I find lamps so much easier to work with, and perfectly soft for what I like to do. As for the images, they were pretty good exposed almost everyone, the one with sun through the tree I had to up the shadows afterwards - a flash would be good there but it was hard enough getting the sun AND the dog right, at the same time. But normally I give a quick 10-20% soft dodge brush over (some of) the face of the dog in Photoshop, just before I resize for web. Really makes a difference, although its hard to see if you don't know it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="wud, post: 296348, member: 13578"] [b]Re: Wud's project 365[/b] What you dont see, are the previous 7 images where they were looking all other directions, lol. They knew I didn't have sausage in my pocket.. way to clever. No flash, I actually never use flash - only for indoors, where I can use it with an umbrella and stand. I really, really do not understand how to work with flash, even though I got tons of advice, links to sites (which I read) and actually have been practicing......... I dream of the Ice Light. I find lamps so much easier to work with, and perfectly soft for what I like to do. As for the images, they were pretty good exposed almost everyone, the one with sun through the tree I had to up the shadows afterwards - a flash would be good there but it was hard enough getting the sun AND the dog right, at the same time. But normally I give a quick 10-20% soft dodge brush over (some of) the face of the dog in Photoshop, just before I resize for web. Really makes a difference, although its hard to see if you don't know it. [/QUOTE]

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