Remote Flood Lights
6 years ago
Fun with photoshop and DAZ Studio

Which pose is best? Her lookiing away or looking at the camera? I have wondered about this for years as I pursued photography as a hobby. Are there any composition rules that apply to this? Maybe it's just a personal preference. What is your advice?



This is a series of pictures that show how we took Ariel's photo and put it on a backdrop. Then we placed the model, which is like a virtual Barbie doll, on it and moved the camera around. We have to also adjust the lights just like in a real studio. Then we have to dress the model, color the eyes, lips, wig etc. and pose her. Then we have to place props, like the grass and rocks, in the scene to hide the distortion from the bending of the photo. The program is free from DAZ3d.com. They make money from selling models, clothes, props, scenery and more advanced programs. They also have a club where people can upload and show their photos, which they call renderings. You can click on each picture to see it in more detail.
Or maybe it is Robot Gimp. There is something wrong with its left leg that it wouldn't bend down like I scripted it. The joint got twisted or something. Robot limbs don't move quite the same as human limbs. It takes a lot of time to learn all that.
The background is a picture from Terry's Time Out. Tsduff sure takes great photos.
Kizz Myass (pronounced Kiss My Ass), an eccentric male reporter for the Crappy Times and Rattling Bones Magazine, tries to find out what is on the other side of the fence.PLEASE CLICK ON THE PICTURE TO BLOW UP ALL THE LITTLE PEOPLE ON THE BEACH
Terry's original picture is HERE