Deveyn VI (Aug 2010)
Please no notes on picture; I will remove any notes.
Copyright Robert W. Dickinson. Unauthorized use of this image without my express permission is a violation of copyright law.
Model: Deveyn, MM #1410630.
MUA: Angel Kissed Makeup MM #780027: www.modelmayhem.com/780027
Taken as part of a Grease & Pin-up Car Show: www.meetup.com/ArizonaIndependentModelsAndPhotographers/
Strobist info: Shot after sunset. I had a Canon 550EX Speedlite atop a light stand, raised about 7 feet, right of camera. The Speedlite was fired through a Chimera 12x16 mini softbox (wish I'd bought that YEARS ago). I believe the power setting was 1/8th power. The other 550EX Speedlite was under the hood, and aimed at the firewall (24mm zoom setting on the flash). I had a perry sky blue cellophone over that flash, and it was fired at 1/128th power. Both Speedlites were triggered with Pocket Wizards. I wanted her to lean over like she was going to work on the car (yeah, right in that dress), but the radiator was scalding hot. So we settled for more of a static pose. (It was still over 100 degrees when this was taken.)
Canon 5D and Canon 50mm f1.4 USM lens. The RAW image was processed with Canon DPP. Post-processing done in Portrait Professional and Photoshop CS4.
Deveyn VI (Aug 2010)
Please no notes on picture; I will remove any notes.
Copyright Robert W. Dickinson. Unauthorized use of this image without my express permission is a violation of copyright law.
Model: Deveyn, MM #1410630.
MUA: Angel Kissed Makeup MM #780027: www.modelmayhem.com/780027
Taken as part of a Grease & Pin-up Car Show: www.meetup.com/ArizonaIndependentModelsAndPhotographers/
Strobist info: Shot after sunset. I had a Canon 550EX Speedlite atop a light stand, raised about 7 feet, right of camera. The Speedlite was fired through a Chimera 12x16 mini softbox (wish I'd bought that YEARS ago). I believe the power setting was 1/8th power. The other 550EX Speedlite was under the hood, and aimed at the firewall (24mm zoom setting on the flash). I had a perry sky blue cellophone over that flash, and it was fired at 1/128th power. Both Speedlites were triggered with Pocket Wizards. I wanted her to lean over like she was going to work on the car (yeah, right in that dress), but the radiator was scalding hot. So we settled for more of a static pose. (It was still over 100 degrees when this was taken.)
Canon 5D and Canon 50mm f1.4 USM lens. The RAW image was processed with Canon DPP. Post-processing done in Portrait Professional and Photoshop CS4.