Uploaded: May 14, 2003 03:09:59
Taken with OM-4 and Vivitar 70-210mm f2.8-4.. Used the late afternoon sun to give her a warm appearance. Spot metered on her face for the exposure. Taken with Fuji Nph400
Joy Brown May 14, 2003
Gorgeous portrait and model! #34879Adam Bolt May 26, 2019
Thanks Joy. The image colours seem to have come out more saturated than showed on my image software. It is hard to beleive that Page is only 14. Some friends of mine have started doing hair and makeup and wanted to get some images for their portfolios, so they provided the models for the day. It was hard to get Page to relax since her Mum was present and she has braces at the moment, so it was hard to get a natural smile. I had her rest her chin on her hands like this to try and reduce the puffy look around her mouth from the braces. This kid is going to do well I think as a model later on because she has the most stunning eyes and features.Gary W. Lake May 26, 2019
Great portrait! #96441Damian P. Gadal May 26, 2019
Well done Adam! #96523Peggy Wolff May 26, 2019
Beautiful Adam! I think the angle of the photo is what makes it stand out so much, I just love the lines. Did you use a gold reflector as well, or is is strait sun? #96551America B May 26, 2019
Adam...you did a GREAT job on this portrait. She is a very beautiful young lady. America. #96585Sharon E. Lowe May 26, 2019
Great shot Adam! Haven't seen you in a while so nice to see you are still around and posting your great images!! #96613Timothy L. Leggett May 26, 2019
Beautiful photo and page is very beautiful, I started to fall in love until I read her age, lol. she looks so much older.Tim
ps love the eyes. #96653
Adam Bolt May 26, 2019
Thanks to everyones comments.To Margaret W., No reflector was used, the sand does a good job of that when you have your model this close to the ground. An 81A warm up filter was used though to bring out more of the gold sunlight. I find that NPH400 to be a bit on the blue side, so the filter helps with this.The hardest part with this type of shot when the sun is so low is to keep yourself from throwing a shadow infront of yourself and into the shot. If you have a look at the image I have just posted of Meagan, you can see that I have placed the models at the top edge of the dune so that I can get down below them and reduce the risk of throwing a shadow. You can also use the light fall off (as I have done with the shot of Meagan) to keep the head and arms in fall light and use the drop off in light from the parts of their body that are falling into shade!Damian P. Gadal May 26, 2019
Congrats Adam! :-) #114679Gary W. Lake May 26, 2019
Congrats Adam! #114809Guy D. Biechele May 26, 2019
Wonderful portrait, Adam. I really liked it when I first saw it at MCC. Great to see it in the finals here. Best of luck!Bruce Smith July 07, 2005
Perfect evening light. Lovely shot..#1567243
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