I wanted to try something different... as I tend to do every now and again... and I had this idea for a while, but wasnt sure when or how I was going to implement it.
Basically I wanted it to be SUPER dark with VERY small selective lighting - and theres a few ways to do this - I wanted the lighting to be soft and to have hard shadows... I tried a few combos to get it right
I started using the 10 grid on a bare parabolic (to the right of the model up about 1-2 feet above her) pointed toward her face and a 1x4 soft box on the left - I didnt like the mix - the grid was too hot - but the soft box was PERFECT - however too large a light source
so I switched to the 5 grid - on the left, and the 10 grid on the right and shot at F5.6 with the ND4 filter on the 70-200 lens. - i had her make VERY small facial movements in order to get it the way I wanted it - and im stoked with the results - I will be doing more of this stuff in the near future.
check it (click for full size view)
Wednesday, February 22, 2012
Wednesday, February 1, 2012
Todays Shoot: A Day To Remember/Rise Against (live)
I finally got a chance to play more with the 85mm 1.2 lens in a more active live setting and holy shit it aint easy. My advice... shoot at a VERY high speed 350-500+ if you can.
anyway - heres 36 photos of my buds in ADTR - ill post the rise against ones a bit later, im bogged down with 6 assignments (ugh) so I figured id just post this real quick and actually separate the images by lens used
the first group is shot with the 16-35
This group of images is the 85mm 1.2 - possibly my new favorite lens ever for natural lighting
The rest are shot with a Fisheye which I think is one of the most important lenses to have for shooting concerts.
anyway - heres 36 photos of my buds in ADTR - ill post the rise against ones a bit later, im bogged down with 6 assignments (ugh) so I figured id just post this real quick and actually separate the images by lens used
the first group is shot with the 16-35
This group of images is the 85mm 1.2 - possibly my new favorite lens ever for natural lighting
The rest are shot with a Fisheye which I think is one of the most important lenses to have for shooting concerts.
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a day to remember,
jeremy mckinnon,
jeremy saffer
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