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Photography by: Esther Narváez Muñoz
Model: Esther Narváez Muñoz
Retoucher.Anguita
This model is a young and fresh model I've met thru another model I've worked with on ModelMayhem.com.
This model is very professional and motivated. She delivers very strong image full of life and dynamism.
Lighting Setup:
Camera in aperture priority
1 SB-600 thru white umbrella @ camera's right
1 bare SB-600 hand held @ camera's left behind the model
Dan Carlsen on his run, he is from FW and in his 1928 For Model A Tudor (Ford's vintage term for two-door). A timed hill climb event in Granbury was the first activity of the four-day 47th Annual Texas Tour for vintage Model A Fords and their owners. Club members are expecting as many as 200 cars from as far away as Florida, Missouri and other cities inTexas. Photographed in Granbury, Texas, Wednesday, June 9, 2010. (Copyright Fort Worth Star-Telegram/Paul Moseley) May not be downloaded, copied or reproduced for any reason. Check out a great newspaper at www.star-telegram.com/
Jones Llanfaethlu Daf Plaxton Paramount 3500 from the Pirate brass and whitemetal kit. The real coach is now all over white
ST Salon, Last of the ones from my recent Salon shoot, this is my favorite of the set of 4,
robist: Used a 43" umbrella soft box with Nikon SB26 set to 1/2 power as a shoot through high angles 20deg down and slightly to camera left, SB 600 set at 1/4 power firing into reflector umbrella, low, angled 20 upward and slightly to camera right. I think I prefer the reduce harshens of the light using the soft box shoot through. Trigger wireless with CTR301's Both about 3 ft from model, background was simplified too for speed of set up and take down, I used a single stand with a 1.5m dia 5 way reflector disc with pure white
View large. It's not a perfect tilt-shift, but not too bad.
And go to tiltshiftmaker.com for your own fun.
Der Fotograf bei der Arbeit. Nach dem Shooting steht die Fotobearbeitung an. Die Aufnahmen werden gesichtet, sortiert und kategorisiert und entsprechend ausgewählt. Eine durchaus zeitintensive Arbeit. Nach der Auswahl steht die Fotobearbeitung an. Je nach Verwendung, wird ein Ausschnitt gewählt, evtl. muss retuschiert werden. Es wird die Schärfe, der Kontrast gepprüft und evtl. angepasst. Lichter und Schatten werden, wenn erforderlich, geprüft und justiert. Viele kleine Arbeitsschritte führen zu einem optimalen Bild.
Ihr Fotograf für gewerbliche und private Auftragsfotografie. Insbesondere für soziale Projekte.
frank.luetke@gmail.com
Ich habe viel Freude an der Fotografie. Die Arbeit als Model bereitet mir ebenfalls große Freude.