Executive Portrait
On location shoots can be super difficult if you have never been to that venue or are limited to what you have space to use and bring. This particular location was in a hotel lobby in Boston, MA with no outside light, gross beige walls and tungsten lights. On top of that, I didn't have room to set up a back drop so I had to use the wall in the corner.
These were shot with a Phase One 645AF body, P25 Digital Back and an 80mm lens using two Profoto Acute heads. One high in front with an octabox and the other behind the subject against the wall with a couple napkins over it to diffuse the light.
I was tethered directly to my mac and using capture one's software to get a look at them as I was shooting. This was also awesome cause I could remove the gross beige color from the wall behind them as I shot so it saved me hours of post work.
Executive Portrait
On location shoots can be super difficult if you have never been to that venue or are limited to what you have space to use and bring. This particular location was in a hotel lobby in Boston, MA with no outside light, gross beige walls and tungsten lights. On top of that, I didn't have room to set up a back drop so I had to use the wall in the corner.
These were shot with a Phase One 645AF body, P25 Digital Back and an 80mm lens using two Profoto Acute heads. One high in front with an octabox and the other behind the subject against the wall with a couple napkins over it to diffuse the light.
I was tethered directly to my mac and using capture one's software to get a look at them as I was shooting. This was also awesome cause I could remove the gross beige color from the wall behind them as I shot so it saved me hours of post work.