Any photographers here try lighting models like this? (Photos)
 

By blowing light through glass blocks onto the girl? I've been shooting in a location that has several rooms with glass block walls and have been using them to modify the strobe light.

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Seems a bit dark. Just an opinion.

Picture 7 could be the start of a Horror movie. Part of that is the mascara.

ooooh, she is so hot... :) Nice pics... :) :thumbsup

I agree shots are a little dark, maybe a little longer on the exposure?

Nice Pics.. Cute Girl!

I like natural light ..........

she is hot!

Cool pics, I would upped the wattage on the lights I bounced thru the glass or upped the iso.

I'd add some lighting from the photographer's angle, which in addition to the natural light from the glass wall, would look great. my 2 cents

Yes, I do it regularly:

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You lit Katie from the front too... I was going for more chiaroscuro with just the side lighting through the glass blocks.

Nice shots, btw.

When I lived in ATL (pre-2001) I was in a house w/ a wall of glass blocks like that and did that for several shoots...I did some front lighting too, like NemesisEnforcer showed, primarily...

I, too, add frontal lighting if the model's features/body warrants it...

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I would drink a grape soda and eat a taco while shooting this :2 cents:

And if my uncle had tits he'd be my aunt. :2 cents:

Guess it needs more light, indeed. The babe is hot!

4' x 6' glass block window, about 1pm in the afternoon...

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poor lighting and photography....

What original or interesting effect do you expect from glass blocks?

Dave Slaughter did that back in the day, he had a wall of those blocks in her studio.

sweet photo