[cszar2001]

Lately I've been working with a few amateur models which I highly recommend.
Since both parties are in it for the fun of it there's no pressure to get everything right.
It's a great way to experiment and learn.

Here are some of the better shots:



I like the light on her arms:


And the Ninja is back too:


Did a whole series with her in the kitchen as the "Ninja Chef". Great fun cutting vegetables in the air. Big mess also.

[mdc]

Yesterday was filled with photos.
I took the Brooklyn Bridge photos in the morning and then later in the day I shot two baseball games in Central Park and then went to dinner at a restaurant called Ninja.

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Originally Posted by mdc 

Yesterday was filled with photos.
I took the Brooklyn Bridge photos in the morning and then later in the day I shot two baseball games in Central Park and then went to dinner at a restaurant called Ninja.

I like the first one a lot, you must have steady hands for what must have been low light

The second is my favorite. Nice timing, and really rich colors. I like the light falling on the people, too bad it didn't fall on the batter to give him more focus. If you had captured the ball on a strike, having the batter in the dark might have been interesting. Very cool nonetheless.