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Had the staff sit at the table (the table would also bounce some light up). To camera left is a softliter umbrella 60". I have actually used only my 550ex with this setup and in a room it has enough power (but I used the bigger light so I would have the modeling light to help focus). To the other side is a litepanel with white fabric to bounce light back. The background is about 6 feet back. I only used one light (originally was going to use another light on the background but I got so much spill and it looked okay so I did away with the second light). Something along the lines of a set up I saw a video of on strobist a while back. I also turned off the overhead lights first. I literally took photos of 10 staff in under 5-minutes with this set up. Could have done better with more time but they only asked for snapshots anyway. Hope you find the photo of the set up useful. It goes with the photo "portrait" that I have also posted here.
Lillia's headshot session, unedited, for review purposes only.
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Almost the same set-up as the last pic, but had to add an extra light to define the left leg (right in the image). Ended up having to use 5 lights for this, jeez!
The set-up for this was;
2 speedlights left/right, flagged with cardboard to produce the rim lighting.
Octagon softbox to provide fill on the face
A small speedlight to light up the wooden chest
Another small speedlight to provide rim light on the left leg.
I went to take some photos of my good friend Harry a few days ago. This is the third image published so far from this shoot.
Find out more about Harry and listen to some of his performances here:
Strobist info: one shoot through umbrella camera right boosting the ambient from the window.
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Doing an experiment using the security light in the backyard and a long expsoure. He moved his head and I ended up with this interesting (I think) double exposure.Added a couple of the basic effects in Piknik and got this.
Such a thing of beauty. Wishing good health to both mother and child.
P.S. Doesn't her face look familiar?
Picture of and by Aleksandra Vukicevic used with kind permission.
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I don't like flashy awards, since they're mostly given because of an obligation to stupid group rules. If you got something to say, say it in your own words and not by copying and pasting. I don't follow such rules, so if you have the sweaper running, don't even bother to invite me please. As of now the flashy awards will be removed, no offence!