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Originally Posted by Peter Romero
You go tell all my members, Sports Illustrated, Met Art, FTV Girls, Hegre Art, Sapphic Erotica, Hustler, Penthouse and every swimsuit calendar and magazine and advertising agency on the planet not to put the blue sky in the background ok?
I'll call God and tell him "No fuckin clouds in the sky when I shoot big guy"
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I was just trying to help. The bright flash on her face looks "unnatural" (bad). I explained to you how to avoid it. And at least one example pic looks out of focus (unless you are focusing on something other than the model).
From what I have seen, most photographers from those companies are much better than you. You are delusional if you believe that other *great* photographers shoot same way as you. Of course, some sky may end up in many outside shots but you seem focused on including sky in your images. I am telling you to emphasize the model and reduce the background sky (because it has a negative effect on the model --> leads to strong flash). If you want to make nice sky shots, you dont need a model for that. If you want to make art, then try moving the model out of the center and turn off the flash (at least turn down the flash). My guess is that your customers want to see the model, and care less about the sky. Sorry if I am mistaken about what your customers want to see.
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But what do I know? I'm only the greatest photographer alive! 15 major companies and even god say so!
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We can always improve our photography skills. You ought to thank me for critiqueing your shots instead of showing me the middle finger.