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Posted by WayFastYTee (Member # 6116) on :
 
So does anyone here do photography and knows how to shoot models well? if you are local and are,and can do it by this monday in santa rosa please let me know. My fiance is having to do a photoshoot and her photographer bailed out.so if so please let me know.thanks..
 

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Posted by silverstang2k1 (Member # 660) on :
 
DOUH! Too bad your out there, I'm in Sac...
 

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Posted by WayFastYTee (Member # 6116) on :
 
TTT ..anyone? need to find 1 for her by this saturday. silverstang did u get my pm? ill pay for ur gas to driver here, if you are good or have taken classes for it.thanks
 

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Posted by aslowdodge (Member # 854) on :
 
just do it yourself. Find an area with open shade and the lighting will be fine. Most cameras are pretty sophisticated nowadays. Also if the camer has a zoom lens, put it on the longest focal length( zoom in). That way it won't distort
when you do close ups try to be at a higher angle as it will eliminate the double chin. Good luck
 

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Posted by FoRdGiRl (Member # 6279) on :
 
its already sat dont know if u still need someone but my friend does he takes photos for that nitelife or whatever and has taken hella classes he takes awesome photos if u still need it lmk and ill hit him up he lives in sac
 

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Posted by NorCalRydaz (Member # 3233) on :
 

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Originally posted by aslowdodge:
just do it yourself. Find an area with open shade and the lighting will be fine. Most cameras are pretty sophisticated nowadays. Also if the camer has a zoom lens, put it on the longest focal length( zoom in). That way it won't distort
when you do close ups try to be at a higher angle as it will eliminate the double chin. Good luck

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Posted by i work with a wild hog (Member # 7524) on :
 

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Originally posted by NorCalRydaz:

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Originally posted by aslowdodge:
just do it yourself. Find an area with open shade and the lighting will be fine. Most cameras are pretty sophisticated nowadays. Also if the camer has a zoom lens, put it on the longest focal length( zoom in). That way it won't distort
when you do close ups try to be at a higher angle as it will eliminate the double chin. Good luck

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