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Alien Bee 800 shot into 64" PLM about 1/4 power as Key, LP160 low left 1/16 power as fill, triggered with Cactus V5 triggers, 35-70mm 2.8D
Used my new bargain basement acquired Minolta light meter (which I love).
This is Andrea's friend Stephanie, going to post some more of her and Andrea together later when I have more time.
Processed using Color Efex Pro 3
This photo had the best color blend since it was closest to its background in color contrast. I like the hazy summer feel this photo captures.
La miro y siento hundirme en las comisuras de su boca, la imagino pura como un hilo de agua recien nacido, subo la Mirada y me estrello con sus ojos de niño pelirrojo que me mira a través de una vitrina con un helado de cereza en la mano y muchas pecas de café con leche en la cara; sus ojos tambien son como el agua; se mueven constantemente a veces parece que saltaran, como si alguien hubiese robado fotogramas a la secuencia de su Mirada, le veo la piel iluminada y la bautizo, se llama Venus…
We had some great natural light this afternoon, so I decided to do something minimalist and high-key.
Highkey portrait of two sisters. Strobist: 1x SB-900 with domediffusor on background. Clamshell of 1x Canon 430EZ and 1x Nikon SB-600 with umbrellas.
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So here's a little story for you guys concerning this and the pictures Natural Black and White 2 and 3 as well as convolution: I was in USA for 4 month to study. One of my road trips took me to Milwaukee and Chicago. I had to see this awesome art museum. Luckily, there was a exhibition. I stored all of the pictures (around 400) on my hard drive. When I flew in december from Madison, WI, over Chicago, IL, to Miami, FL, I had to hand in my big photo back pack at the gate 'cause it was to big for this little plane. As stupid as I was I forgot to take out several things: My camera, my lenses, my hard drive, my laptop. Luckily, nothing was broken after wards besides of my hot shoe bubble level. But: My harddrive was stolen as I realized when I arrived in Florida ... Hence, all of my pictures from Milwaukee and Chicago are gone. Today is a lucky day: I discovered some these images on a flash drive and also a panorama from Chicago!
Highkey portrait. Strobist: 1x SB-900 with domediffusor on background. Clamshell of 1x Canon 430EZ and 1x Nikon SB-600 with umbrellas.