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Storm the Palace (Explored)
I shot this on a cold windy and wet night in early January. I had finished a band shoot with the awesome Storm The Palace and really wanted to try something with a Blade Runner cinematic style feel. I had only a few shots and this was my favourite.
The lady on the left is lit with a Nissin Di866 Mark II Flash shot through a Lastolite trigrip diffuser. I used this rather than an umbrella as it was a windy night which would have played havoc with umbrellas and softboxes. In addition, I was wary of security guards around the area who might try and stop us from shooting and so I wanted to be discreet. they were triggered by Yongnuo YN-622 triggers
In post I toned this will mainly greens and blues to give it that cinematic feel and also added some buildings into the background to give it more atmosphere.
As always, please feel free to give me cc as to how to make this better.
Check out more of my work on:
www.facebook.com/shootingthestreets
and
Storm the Palace (Explored)
I shot this on a cold windy and wet night in early January. I had finished a band shoot with the awesome Storm The Palace and really wanted to try something with a Blade Runner cinematic style feel. I had only a few shots and this was my favourite.
The lady on the left is lit with a Nissin Di866 Mark II Flash shot through a Lastolite trigrip diffuser. I used this rather than an umbrella as it was a windy night which would have played havoc with umbrellas and softboxes. In addition, I was wary of security guards around the area who might try and stop us from shooting and so I wanted to be discreet. they were triggered by Yongnuo YN-622 triggers
In post I toned this will mainly greens and blues to give it that cinematic feel and also added some buildings into the background to give it more atmosphere.
As always, please feel free to give me cc as to how to make this better.
Check out more of my work on:
www.facebook.com/shootingthestreets
and