Good morning, Amy. Stunning photos! I, too, am impressed with the model and even more impressed with your photos. Here is a not-too-smart question… how was light generated?
Have a wonderful day.
Thank you so much, Helen. One had to take the light and move around her quickly while the camera was ready. BTW, she didn’t even blink her eyes in 30 seconds. Incredible!
Thank you so much, Hien! This was not what I expected, but I was thrilled to have the chance… I was thinking the entire time how she could stay still for 30 seconds, besides, she had to pose a number of times.
These are magnificent!
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Wow!!!
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Wow!!! Those are stunning images. Well done, Amy!
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I was stunned to learn what long ss can do. Kevin is also an engineer. 🙂
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Leave it to an engineer. 😉
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They’re fantastic Amy! I particularly like the second one with the moody red lights 🙂
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Thank you, Sarah! I also like the second one. I also like how she posed for this one. 🙂
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It’s very organic 🙂 The shaping of the lights really reflects the curves and lines of her body shaping.
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Gorgeous photos. Thank You.
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Thank you so much!
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What a fab thing to do Amy, you lucky girl!
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I was lucky to experience something different and new to me.
Thank you, Gilly!
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Wow. Aren’t these just stunning Amy.
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Thank you, Sue! Something new to experience. 🙂
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Stunning shots!!
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Thank you, MIthai! Good to know a little bit of lighting in photograph. 🙂
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Very nice! 🙂 I’m too up in years to care about ambiance around me!
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Thank you, Tom! I really think you do more than the rest of us. 🙂
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Oh my, these photos are striking, Amy, well done.
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Thank you, Valentina! I was happy to see the lights showing on the photos.
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Amazing how those light features enhance and enliven — excellent photos, Amy!
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Thank you, Jet! I was glad I learned a little bit about lighting in his studio. 🙂
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Wow, these are awesome Amy. Something totally different and spectacular.
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So glad you like it! This technique is completely new to me. 🙂
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It’s very stunning !
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Beautiful! Also impressed by the models.
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She was very young (I mean much younger than she looks on the photo) and beautiful. Thank you, Leya!
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Spectacular models!!
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Thank you, Dina!
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Good morning, Amy. Stunning photos! I, too, am impressed with the model and even more impressed with your photos. Here is a not-too-smart question… how was light generated?
Have a wonderful day.
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Thank you so much, Helen. One had to take the light and move around her quickly while the camera was ready. BTW, she didn’t even blink her eyes in 30 seconds. Incredible!
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Hi Helen, I am not sure I answered your question earlier. This is new to me , so it’s hard for me to explain. 🙂
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Amy, I think you did answered my question. Finding someone not to blink for 30 seconds will be a problem 😉 Thank you very much.
Have a good evening.
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Thank you, Helen! This young model was incredible. 🙂
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Beatiful!
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Thank you, Ester!
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You re welcome🙂
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Amaizing!!!! For me it would be impossible to stay still for 30 seconds! 🙂
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And, she had to be still before the lights are on…
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Thank you!
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Absolutely beautiful photos, Amy! It’s amazing that the model was also still for 30 seconds, but maybe that’s why they are called models.
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Thank you so much, Hien! This was not what I expected, but I was thrilled to have the chance… I was thinking the entire time how she could stay still for 30 seconds, besides, she had to pose a number of times.
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