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Model: Tyrell Sparkman
Photographer: Bram van Dal
1/180 F/5.6 100 Canon 5DmkIII Sigma 85mm
Photographing in landscape (landscape) in combination with close-up, often goes hand in hand.
I used three lamps, two I placed on the left side, one of which faces upwards, equipped with a large umbrella, with a reflector below, on the same side a studio lamp with an umbrella at eye level and a studio lamp.
Often with this kind of lighting setup, I look at the shadow instead of the light.
Model: Tania d'Anconia
Photographer: Justin Bonaparte​
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Model: Korbi Kay
Photographer: Justin Bonaparte​
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Model: Tania d'Anconia
Photographer: Justin Bonaparte​
Model: Victoria Bell
Photographer: Justin Bonaparte​
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Model: Morgan Obes
Photographer: Justin Bonaparte​
Copyright 2020 by Justin Bonaparte. All Rights Reserved.
When in transit, the transport cradle and the missile fit snugly on top of the vehicle. The model has working steering on the front two axles, interconnected such that the steering axle of the front wheels is larger than that of the wheels behind them.
WORST Model EVER! First, I lay on the ground to get an "UP" shot and he drools on me. Then he steps on my head (BTW, he has the grace of Captain Jack, yes, he staggers like a drunk) Then after 20 minutes I get about 50 shots that I HOPE at least one will be good only to have him looking over my shoulder the whole time and making grunting noise at all the pictures as they come up and shaking his head. "That's not my good side", "TOO close", "Is my BUTT really THAT big", "COME ON, I'M DROOLING!" and last but not least, "OMG I LOOK A HUNDRED AND TEN WITH ALL THOSE WRINKLES!"
So, I got on his "good" side, used a wider angle, cropped out his butt, magically removed the drool and used enough HIGH KEY to take the wrinkles out of Grandma Moses and her pet Shar-Pei! (Does anybody here really know just WHO is Grandma Moses anyway?) All just to get a shot that in NO WAY represents his REAL personality. If his nose goes any higher up he'll drown if it rains ... oh wait, that doesn't work here in the desert ... well, birds will nest on it then!
View with your nose turned up in the air
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Daily Dog Challenge: Up