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ABN 25 596 944 293 Founded June 2010 (Preceded by many years of photography ourselves). Locally Owned Mackay Business, servicing all of Australia. BnA Photography have been photographing, professionally, for over 9.5 years, in many industries, including the private sector, real ...
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As a full time photographer, is my desire to not only show my clients they were there, to make them remember how they felt when they were there in the moment. I love my work if you would like a quote for the special day ahead or feel free to call me anytime for an available date or any ...
Having learnt from some of Australia's and New York's finest professional photographers over the last few years, Joe is one of Melbourne's and New York's most exciting emerging professional photographers. Joe has won numerous awards both locally and nationally and has ...
I'm Helen, Mummy to Willow and Evie and wife to my best friend Dale. I am a photographer who lives for capturing the beautiful, messy glory of the everyday. I am obsessed with documenting life, freezing time and preserving a record of now for the generations who follow. Photography ...
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Justin Curtis is a Professional Headshot/Event/Brand Building/Model and Portfolio building photographer in the Melbourne metropolitan region but happy to travel. It is important to have aBrand or Persona whereimagesplaya major role in how potential customers saw your product. Professional ...
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Misaligned lighting-source direction is the fastest way to distinguish between high and low quality composites. If the primary light source is on the left side of the background then make sure that it is in the same location when photographing the model. If there are going to be multiple pictures of the same model used in a single composite, then the lighting source location needs to remain consistent so the pictures appear visually coherent. An example of what to avoid would be to use a background of a sunset matched to several photos that were captured using the camera's onboard flash. The lightings will be in stark contrast, and viewers will be distracted by that instead of the beauty of one's created image.
Another challenge to creating wonderfully believable composites is hair. There are billions of hairs on the average human head and they frequently like to stick out. In the natural world, people perceive this detail but pay closer attention to where the majority of hair resides. It is often easier to trace along the dominant edge of the majority of the hair when the model is being ""cut-out"" of their original photo. However, what this creates is a disjointed effect in the image that viewers perceive but cannot describe. Everyone will notice the missing little fly-away hairs even if they cannot articulate it. To overcome this, one should try to use more of an area around the subject to incorporate these small natural details.
The term model composites can also be used to refer to headshot and Z-card type photographs used in the performance industries, which includes multiple images but they do not typically overlap in the composition.
