Aurelie by the geyser

Shuva from Hyderabad, India

The dont see any problem created here because of the flash.....its done its job, and done well, the exposure is perfect.

4 Mar 2006 12:17am

Nadege from Issy les Moulineaux, France

Funny, when I see this shot, first I think you take 2 photos, one of Aurelie, the other of the geyser, and you put together with photoshop.

4 Mar 2006 8:48am

Allan Schmidt from Canada

I had the same thought as Nadege. It is beautiful background scenery. Are you saying that you can not turn off your flash?

4 Mar 2006 10:50am

Jason Kravitz from Brussels, Belgium

Exposure looks good to me although I see what Nadege is saying - it kind of flattens it out.
Funny - the two photos you choose to showcase my nice flash were not taken with my flash :)
The "make-up" add shot was in a studio with a monolight strobe and a reflector and the "clock diety" shot was with my light tent (which I sold before leaving Atlanta) which has two continuous lights. There are lots of options for lighting but of course in a case like this you pretty much have to use a flash since you don't really have the option to drag lights out there!

4 Mar 2006 12:22pm

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