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Day 24 of an Unknown Number
"Fancy Pants"
Today's model not only put on a fancy shirt and fancy pants, but the lighting is a little more intricate than normal. We actually used four lights for this portrait. First, let me just say that our model was impatient, self-conscious, and generally difficult to work with. This is....a self-portrait. As for the technical aspects, our key light is a sharply focused speedlight with a snoot, and it is located just out of frame at camera-left. It lights the center of our "model's" face, and that triangle of light under the camera-right eye. Next, there is a strobe behind camera, shooting through my new roll of diffusion. It lights the shirt, pants and arms. Third, there is a very large diffused umbrella directly overhead of our subject, and it is working his hair, and a little something-something on the hand-painted canvas background. Lastly, there is a snooted speedlight behind our subject, delivering that circle of light behind his head. The light on the visage is the centerpiece of this set-up. Once it was in place, everything else was built up around it. Thanks for passing through!
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The cesar dog had fried chicken skin as a garnish! What a great idea. Somebody needs to make a cheeseburger with some fried chicken skin on it.
We have friends visiting us in Tarpville aka the Dust Palace aka our home this weekend, so I took time out from renovation to make a fancy tray for them. Maybe they won't notice the surrounding chaos? ;-) Thanks for the inspiration, AB Chao!
www.abchao.com/blog/2012/10/12/this-is-what-happens-when-...
Calumet 4x5 / 7 years expired Kodak Vericolor III type S /
No idea what happened here, maybe some major light leaks?
The neg I got from the lab looked as blue as a pack of Polaroids.
Stuck inside yesterday by the weather I decided to photograph a few of my Fancy Guppies.
I started this community in a 20 gal aquarium about this time last year with just 2 or three pairs and now have many many with more being born regularly.
Patterns and coloration change a bit with every generation. Unlike professional breeders I do not try to develop patters and colors through selective breeding. I do however enjoy noting the changes in coloration and patterns with each generation.