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The lovely and beloved Johanna, from a photoshoot several weeks ago. This is my first attempt at a highkey portrait, and it establishes another milestone as well; this happens to be my 2000th upload to Flickr. So it honors Johanna in more ways than one, although she honored me far more by posing for me in this photoshoot. Someday soon I hope to do another one with her.
Pt2 52 Week Photo Challenge 2017
Wk 33 - Artistic (High Key) High Key was one of the most interesting during the last challenge. Last time it was a portrait; this time it is back as inspiration. #dogwood52 #dogwoodweek33 #dogwood2017
صباح / مساء الخيــرات
هذي تجربة لتقنية الـ"هاي كي" مع شوية بهارات للنكهه :) هع
أتمنى أن تنال على إستحسانكم
مودتي,,,,,
This was a tough, but fun, challenge to undertake. I don't have any external flash units which most traditional high key shots utilize (according to what I found on the internet), so I had to improvise. I do have a DIY light box, which is primarily used for my wife's food shots, so, I had my little one stand in front of it (very difficult to explain to her to stand still) and I cranked up the ISO and used my pop-up flash to illuminate her face while the lightbox allowed the background to be overblown white.
The only post processing I used was a crop and "I'm feeling lucky" in picasa.
This example of high-key lighting tends to show my skills at using professional studio lightning equipment. It was very challenging to get the light right. There were about 4 lights with different spots, hitting different areas and again an assistan who was helping me with blowing her hair.
Week 34 - Intentional Overexposure - at Compositionally Challenged
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The intention here is to convey the sense of looking ahead, not only in distance, but in time. The model is my ginger cat, Charlie.
I wanted to try a high key shot. This is a vintage dress, around 1920, from her mother.
580EX speedlight aimed at background set directly behind model, two SB26 speedlites into shoot-through umbrellas at camera left and right. All three strobes were triggered by Cactus V2S.