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Old 12-03-2004, 09:33 AM   #1
Richard Barnett Richard Barnett is offline
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Light on the model




Hi guys, I'm having a hard time with light. I like to use indoor light but
I'm not sure if its making to many warm tones on the subjet.
The type of lighting I would like to use is whatever Robert Schoeller
uses. Im going for the same type of look in my paintings.

Here is a photo that I took .
Thank you Rick.
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