Insincere:
The original isnt really that dark and gloomy looking
Heres a link http://flickr.com/photos/michaelshawkins/2612862004/
I really dont know what he uses for editing, but i do know that he uses alot of alien bees lights that are super bright
Insincere:
The original isnt really that dark and gloomy looking
Heres a link http://flickr.com/photos/michaelshawkins/2612862004/
I really dont know what he uses for editing, but i do know that he uses alot of alien bees lights that are super bright
Insincere:
The original isnt really that dark and gloomy looking
Heres a link http://flickr.com/photos/michaelshawkins/2612862004/
I really dont know what he uses for editing, but i do know that he uses alot of alien bees lights that are super bright
Insincere:
The original isnt really that dark and gloomy looking
Heres a link http://flickr.com/photos/michaelshawkins/2612862004/
I really dont know what he uses for editing, but i do know that he uses alot of alien bees lights that are super bright
It’s great to know BMEzine will take someone’s copyrighted photograph (which was emphasized with a digital signature) and alter it, whilst removing markings identifying the photographer and add their own watermark.
BTW for the photogs this was a simple light test playing with some new gels I snagged. This was lit with a B800 back low hitting the wall with a blue gel, and just a ringlight up front.
It’s great to know BMEzine will take someone’s copyrighted photograph (which was emphasized with a digital signature) and alter it, whilst removing markings identifying the photographer and add their own watermark.
BTW for the photogs this was a simple light test playing with some new gels I snagged. This was lit with a B800 back low hitting the wall with a blue gel, and just a ringlight up front.
It’s great to know BMEzine will take someone’s copyrighted photograph (which was emphasized with a digital signature) and alter it, whilst removing markings identifying the photographer and add their own watermark.
BTW for the photogs this was a simple light test playing with some new gels I snagged. This was lit with a B800 back low hitting the wall with a blue gel, and just a ringlight up front.
It’s great to know BMEzine will take someone’s copyrighted photograph (which was emphasized with a digital signature) and alter it, whilst removing markings identifying the photographer and add their own watermark.
BTW for the photogs this was a simple light test playing with some new gels I snagged. This was lit with a B800 back low hitting the wall with a blue gel, and just a ringlight up front.
michael spear hawkins – I sent a message to her asking if she could provide me with the details on the photographer, but I didn’t hear back from her. Apologies for that.
I’ll edit the entry and include your information..
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michael spear hawkins – I sent a message to her asking if she could provide me with the details on the photographer, but I didn’t hear back from her. Apologies for that.
I’ll edit the entry and include your information..
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michael spear hawkins – I sent a message to her asking if she could provide me with the details on the photographer, but I didn’t hear back from her. Apologies for that.
I’ll edit the entry and include your information..
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michael spear hawkins – I sent a message to her asking if she could provide me with the details on the photographer, but I didn’t hear back from her. Apologies for that.
I’ll edit the entry and include your information..
Melissa
He most likely over sharpened then high passed the photo and, painted in his highlights. Plus he used a ring light, hence the circular catch lights. It’s nothing particularly new.
Melissa
He most likely over sharpened then high passed the photo and, painted in his highlights. Plus he used a ring light, hence the circular catch lights. It’s nothing particularly new.
Melissa
He most likely over sharpened then high passed the photo and, painted in his highlights. Plus he used a ring light, hence the circular catch lights. It’s nothing particularly new.
Melissa
He most likely over sharpened then high passed the photo and, painted in his highlights. Plus he used a ring light, hence the circular catch lights. It’s nothing particularly new.
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Insincere:
The original isnt really that dark and gloomy looking
Heres a link
http://flickr.com/photos/michaelshawkins/2612862004/
I really dont know what he uses for editing, but i do know that he uses alot of alien bees lights that are super bright
YES FOR FAKE GLASSES! WHOO!
Insincere:
The original isnt really that dark and gloomy looking
Heres a link
http://flickr.com/photos/michaelshawkins/2612862004/
I really dont know what he uses for editing, but i do know that he uses alot of alien bees lights that are super bright
YES FOR FAKE GLASSES! WHOO!
Insincere:
The original isnt really that dark and gloomy looking
Heres a link
http://flickr.com/photos/michaelshawkins/2612862004/
I really dont know what he uses for editing, but i do know that he uses alot of alien bees lights that are super bright
YES FOR FAKE GLASSES! WHOO!
Insincere:
The original isnt really that dark and gloomy looking
Heres a link
http://flickr.com/photos/michaelshawkins/2612862004/
I really dont know what he uses for editing, but i do know that he uses alot of alien bees lights that are super bright
YES FOR FAKE GLASSES! WHOO!
Crazy smiley, cute girl 🙂
Crazy smiley, cute girl 🙂
Crazy smiley, cute girl 🙂
Crazy smiley, cute girl 🙂
Insincere, you can see he’s started of with a ring flash, check her eyes.
Insincere, you can see he’s started of with a ring flash, check her eyes.
Insincere, you can see he’s started of with a ring flash, check her eyes.
Insincere, you can see he’s started of with a ring flash, check her eyes.
It’s great to know BMEzine will take someone’s copyrighted photograph (which was emphasized with a digital signature) and alter it, whilst removing markings identifying the photographer and add their own watermark.
BTW for the photogs this was a simple light test playing with some new gels I snagged. This was lit with a B800 back low hitting the wall with a blue gel, and just a ringlight up front.
http://www.michaelspearhawkins.com if you want to see more work.
It’s great to know BMEzine will take someone’s copyrighted photograph (which was emphasized with a digital signature) and alter it, whilst removing markings identifying the photographer and add their own watermark.
BTW for the photogs this was a simple light test playing with some new gels I snagged. This was lit with a B800 back low hitting the wall with a blue gel, and just a ringlight up front.
http://www.michaelspearhawkins.com if you want to see more work.
It’s great to know BMEzine will take someone’s copyrighted photograph (which was emphasized with a digital signature) and alter it, whilst removing markings identifying the photographer and add their own watermark.
BTW for the photogs this was a simple light test playing with some new gels I snagged. This was lit with a B800 back low hitting the wall with a blue gel, and just a ringlight up front.
http://www.michaelspearhawkins.com if you want to see more work.
It’s great to know BMEzine will take someone’s copyrighted photograph (which was emphasized with a digital signature) and alter it, whilst removing markings identifying the photographer and add their own watermark.
BTW for the photogs this was a simple light test playing with some new gels I snagged. This was lit with a B800 back low hitting the wall with a blue gel, and just a ringlight up front.
http://www.michaelspearhawkins.com if you want to see more work.
michael spear hawkins – I sent a message to her asking if she could provide me with the details on the photographer, but I didn’t hear back from her. Apologies for that.
I’ll edit the entry and include your information..
michael spear hawkins – I sent a message to her asking if she could provide me with the details on the photographer, but I didn’t hear back from her. Apologies for that.
I’ll edit the entry and include your information..
michael spear hawkins – I sent a message to her asking if she could provide me with the details on the photographer, but I didn’t hear back from her. Apologies for that.
I’ll edit the entry and include your information..
michael spear hawkins – I sent a message to her asking if she could provide me with the details on the photographer, but I didn’t hear back from her. Apologies for that.
I’ll edit the entry and include your information..
He most likely over sharpened then high passed the photo and, painted in his highlights. Plus he used a ring light, hence the circular catch lights. It’s nothing particularly new.
He most likely over sharpened then high passed the photo and, painted in his highlights. Plus he used a ring light, hence the circular catch lights. It’s nothing particularly new.
He most likely over sharpened then high passed the photo and, painted in his highlights. Plus he used a ring light, hence the circular catch lights. It’s nothing particularly new.
He most likely over sharpened then high passed the photo and, painted in his highlights. Plus he used a ring light, hence the circular catch lights. It’s nothing particularly new.