The lighting is cool, man! Hard to imagine how you do that for outdoor! It really gives me a eyes-wide-open feeling there. Thumbs up!!

Eh, a little question, why is she holding a big stick on the last pix??

She's floating and holding the plank.

This post has been edited by bigbear: Oct 31 2006, 01:43 PM

Just a few more of Leng Yein:







From the current issue of Hypertune:


(Damn hard to light interior of a car... need to spend more time)

is dat who i think she is... da one who won miss hypertune 2005....

Julie~!!!

Man, that interior shot is damn freaking nice!!!

love the leng yein shots... always a fan of the mood u could create, that particular style fav = first pic of leng yein, what time did u shoot that pic and under what condition did u shoot it? evening i presume? same settings like the guy model u shot last time?

yeah... now remember... julie ho...

the car interior looks really fine. keep it up

She slimmed down finally, mmmm .... yumzzz ...

ckwei: I shoot usually after 3pm, when the sun isn't too strong. For my type of shots that quite important cos my flashes can't overpower the bright sunlight. Know the limitations of the equipment and work around it.

Thanks radical85.

LY 's second pic very nice how to make the light like this kind of feel at outdoor?? does she apply something on her skin? looks shinny~

Julie Hoi, to be more precise.

Yeah I wonder about that too, maybe BigBear can explain abit? My guess is, because of 2 light source (soft light) flashing from both side, that's why you see those shiny feeling on the body. Correct me, bigbear!

oh julie slimed down.... so does the big mommas.....
but still hawt! haha

nice CLS bro!!!

Well, Leng Yein put on some suntan oil, so that helps. Yeah, it depends on lighting... when you have 2 light sources, it does create the highlights as well.

who gets to rub on the oil...?

ahahahaha... i think he wanna remain anonymous...

good question there...

Leng Yein told me a day before this shoot that she's gonna apply sun tan lotion seeing by the time she reach the location it the shoot should start at early/late noon. Apart from protecting her delicate and sensitive skin, the lotion will create some effect for the photography, which she mentioned that it wasn't really reflective after all (the effect she got was merely lighting bouncing off normal skin). If more than 60% of the time she was being shot from the front, I doubt there's little need for the lotion to cover her back.