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Nice self portrait ... how did you get it to
come out so well?
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Not cheesy at all. I would be very happy if I
could get a self portrait to come out so
well.
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the man behind the magic
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Good to meet you, why do they always need a
picture?
Posted 22 months ago.
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I don't know, but I don't mind. It's my
first time being published in a national
publication!
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it came out well because I (his wife) took
it!
Of course, he set it all up and all I did
was push a button! Glad I could help!
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thanks honey....
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Your wife has done well here. Ever since I
got into photography I have found it
incredibly difficult to have my picture taken
as I spend most of the time worrying about if
the person shooting is composing it right,
have I set up the camera correctly, what
about the white balance and so on....The
result is lots of photo's of me with a
quizzical look on my face.
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Much better self-portrait than I've ever
managed!
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Congratulations on the article!
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Hello Webel
Apologies re Top20China, Im a new
"Chump" bumbling around but getting
there I think.
When Top20 just accepted my photo I left it
at that.
Next time I will be audacious and delete
someone's hopes.
Do I delete before I post or after?????
The Fan is great, I love fans and you look
pretty good yourself.
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no problem 'missnoma' - you can delete before
or after, it doesn't matter so long as you do
it in a reasonable amount of time.
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Mr. Webel,
I always am in awe with the lighting in
your photos.
What kind of studio lighting did you use?
And the flashgun?
In all, this picture deserves a BIG score
and I have to congratulate your wife with
this remarkable shot.
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I wish I had studio lighting! This lighting
is a combo of natural light, the 3600 Minolta
flash (bounced off the ceiling) and a gold
colored reflector that I was holding below
the frame.
In most of my indoor shots I usually try
several with fill flash - bouncing it at
various angles from the walls or ceiling and
I sometimes also bring out a reflector or two
and then decide which looks the way I want
it...
Experimentation is the key!
Thanks for the comments!
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Being that I am your mother I can brag on you
and say what a handsome man you are with
great talent - your pictures are awesome and
I love looking at them. Keep up the good
work!!!!!!!!
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just a bairn ~L~
Posted 13 months ago.
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