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Berlin Mitte
Das Maxim-Gorki-Theater in der Dorotheenstadt im Ortsteil Mitte von Berlin ist mit 440 Plätzen das kleinste der Berliner Staatstheater. Es handelt sich um den ältesten Konzertsaalbau Berlins. Das Gebäude wurde im Auftrag der unter Carl Friedrich Christian Fasch 1791 gegründeten Sing-Akademie zu Berlin erbaut, die sich damit unter ihrem damaligen Direktor Carl Friedrich Zelter in den Jahren 1825 bis 1827 ein eigenes Konzerthaus und eine eigene Heimstätte errichtete. Entwurf und Ausführung erfolgten durch Carl Theodor Ottmer unter Benutzung von Plänen des Architekten Karl Friedrich Schinkel im klassizistischen Stil. In den Jahren 1827 und 1828 hielt Alexander von Humboldt hier seine Kosmos-Vorlesungen.
Originally Julie and I were thinking a bedroom scene would match the look better, but we were unable to get a location. So in the studio, we setup 2 C-stands and got a bunch of $5 curtains from WalMart to line the background. In front of that we setup a table and covered it with a $20 satin sheet set from Ross. That was our basic fake bedroom set.
For lighting, the main light was a WL 800 with a medium softbox and grid. In front and below the table is a California Sunbounce silver mini reflector to add a little fill. Behind the backdrop is an AB800 with a blue gel firing straight into the curtains. Above the table is another AB800, fitted with a 20 degree gridspot and aimed towards the back of the model's hair.
Setup shot on my blog:
mizomi.blogspot.com
Canon 1DmkII 70-200mm L @ 90mm 1/250 @ f8
Proving the point that you 'never know what will turn up' when observing the UK motorway network, Iveco EuroMidi / Indcar Maxim FN52GUE came trundling past me on the M25 near Leatherhead today (20/12/2024). It appears this particular example was a purpose built non-psv, unless you know otherwise?
From dusk until late, Bourke Street’s Royal Mail House will be re-animated by the dazzling, kinetic light installation – maxims of behaviour – by artist, Alexander Knox.
Originally Julie and I were thinking a bedroom scene would match the look better, but we were unable to get a location. So in the studio, we setup 2 C-stands and got a bunch of $5 curtains from WalMart to line the background. In front of that we setup a table and covered it with a $20 satin sheet set from Ross. That was our basic fake bedroom set.
For lighting, the main light was a WL 800 with a medium softbox and grid. In front and below the table is a California Sunbounce silver mini reflector to add a little fill. Behind the backdrop is an AB800 with a blue gel firing straight into the curtains. Above the table is another AB800, fitted with a 20 degree gridspot and aimed towards the back of the model's hair.
Setup shot on my blog:
mizomi.blogspot.com
Canon 1DmkII 70-200mm L @ 200mm 1/250 @ f5.6
Hasselblad 500c | Carl Zeiss Macro Planar 120mm F4 | Kodak TX400 | HC110B
Film scan with Canon 5dm3, Leitz 60mm/2.8 macro on light box.