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It doesn't show much because of all the flowers, but she's holding her rolled up graduation diploma. Taken at Rembrandt Studio in Portland, Oregon.
As part of our 50th anniversary celebrations we invited alumni who had missed their original Graduation ceremony back to take part in Graduation 2015.
My wife is graduating from the University of Kansas this May and we decided to do something fun for graduation announcements. We wanted pictures in front of the Campinile Bell tower since it's a big landmark on campus and the graduates walk under it on Commencement day. Other locations we tried were crazy windy but this one turned out pretty good.
I used a B+W Circular Polarizer to get the super blue sky and drop the exposure a bit. I had the ISO set to 250 instead of 100 because I forgot to knock it back down after my last shoot.
Strobist info:
Main light: White Lightning Ultra 1200 into Large (32x40") Foldable Softbox, 1/2 power, just to the right of subject about 3ft.
Fill light: Alien Bees B400 with standard reflector at full power, camera left about 10-12ft.
Both triggered with PocketWizard Transceiver Plus II with FlashZebra sync cords. All powered by the amazing Vagabond II battery pack.
ISO 250, 1/250, f/14
Here's the Setup Shot
The hats tossed by batch mates [ 2k4 BTech ] on their graduation.
Explorer Highest #326 on 30th August 2008.
These are cookie favors for my Brother-in-law Bruce's college graduation party. I made these last night and was quite pleased with them, then this morning when I took a photo and looked at it, and I saw eggs! Opps, that's not what I was going for! I was going for ELEGANT, but I guess I made them EGG-CELENT!
Luckily, I had only wrapped up one of the cookies, so I went back and added a black accent to the rest. The "fixed" ones are here, www.flickr.com/photos/glorioustreats/3596145428/
Vanilla sugar cookie decorated with fondant.