A couple of '10 babies 
Orangy goodness!
Mimosa
Cheetos
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Sunday eveing photoshoot
mike h.
Mar 14, 2011 11:25 AM
Replies (3)
PHFaust
Mar 16, 2011 10:31 AM
You should do a step by step post of how you do your photo shoots... Or at the very least share a vid. I know you are a youtube fiend, we can embed those here.
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Cindy Steinle
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Mike H.
Mar 16, 2011 10:59 AM
Great idea Cindy! I'll put together a video over the next few days
>>You should do a step by step post of how you do your photo shoots... Or at the very least share a vid. I know you are a youtube fiend, we can embed those here.
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>>Cindy Steinle
>>PHFaust
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mike h.
Mar 29, 2011 11:43 AM
>>You should do a step by step post of how you do your photo shoots... Or at the very least share a vid. I know you are a youtube fiend, we can embed those here.
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>>Cindy Steinle
Well, I am working on a video going through a shoot step-by-step, but I'm so friggin busy these days I will likely never finish it. Sometimes I feel like I'm just spread way too thin 
So, here's a quick photo illustration of my set-up....
I use a black backdrop and photo props. I have a set of umbrella lights that I use periodically, but not too often. I should use them much more often, but I'm too lazy to set them up.
I take a few practice shots, moving the prop either closer to the background decor, or further away, depending on how focused or blurred I want the background to look.
You can add some color to the background to spice things up. Rainforest/jungle flowers?
It's all in the imagination, those are cut up dish rags 
Examples:
You can even go directly on the actual background props. These turn out better if the snake is inside/behind rather than perched right out in front.
The nice thing about ATBs is that it never gets boring shooting them :lol:
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