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Red fire

kweide — Mon, 25 Feb 2013 16:37:34 +0000

This is just another output from the last session. Again in powerful and strong colors with punchy contrasts and some impressive structures which combines with her lascivious pose, her sensual expression. Watch the eyes and her make up. This was fun to do and to work out. Hope you enjoy it as such too.

Olympus E-M5, ISO200 @ f1.8, M.Zuiko 45mm, only one flash, snooted, 1/160 second

The Dark side is here again

kweide — Sat, 16 Feb 2013 11:28:40 +0000

This is just another example of how extreme photographic work can go. I know, it is extreme. You may like it, like its extreme colors, its structures, its hard contrasts and grungy look. But you may also dislike it for the same reasons. Such work is polarizing, i know, and you should know such as well. But i can promise you, it was great fun producing the image, making the make up, the scene, taking the photos and finalizing them in PP. So, enjoy or hate it…. as you like … ah, just to mention it: only possible with a working emotional layer… otherwise she would beat you for the picture

Well known Olympus camera with beloved Zuiko lenses and trusted Metz flash. Some fairydust as well

God created …

kweide — Wed, 03 Oct 2012 13:15:51 +0000

God created woman and some of them became Marines ….

This is just an example of how some layers, some simple brushes and colors can modify your picture, pimp it up. From a boring portrait to whatever you like. Be inspired, be creative. Grab an idea and think about it, put it to your photo, make it work, make it “reality”, your reality, your virtual reality. Thats your way seeing things, so show it to the rest of the world.

She asked for a small variation, hmm, no problem at all. I simply did it and she is really happy with it.

Olympus E-5. ISO100, 1/1200 second, Zuiko 12-60 at 30 mm focal length and f5.6. This time a Flash used thru a softbox up and right of her. About 45°….

Steampunk

kweide — Sun, 01 Jul 2012 16:27:13 +0000

I don´t know him, never seen before. Met him at a medieval market event and asked for allowence to take a picture. He said OK and so i did it, produced this picture

As promised to him, i sent it to his email address and i really hope he will enjoy his portrait. Love steampunk….
Olympus E-M5, Summilux 25, ISO200, 1/640 second @ f4. Just a candid ….