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I used a smoke machine.
Strobist: 2 flashes behind her with gels and one at my left, using YN triggers
I was working on some headshots with his dad when Sam came into the room. His dad put Sam in his place and I was able to grab 4 snaps. I love his hair!
I miss hair. I really do. lol!
Strobist info:
Godox v860 in 48" octo cam right.
Reflector directly under onto - cam right
kicker is Godox v850 in Westcott Apollo Behind Sam and camera left.
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I've not posted for a while as I've been busy moving house but thought I'd share this photo of Sam who is now nearly 9 month old.
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We went to a friend of Sams house, who had what I was told was a beautiful backyard. I wasn't lied to, the backyard was beautifully manicured, hedges and bushes meticulously maintained, flower beds constructed with love with perfectly color coordinated flowers. However all I could see was the breath taking 1950s era Chevy truck. It was a magnificent specimen of American steal and Detroit engineering. To say I was immediately obsessed, would be an understatement. In an instant every portrait shot I had ever taken was put in context with this truck. So like any natural admirer of stunning American relics, all I wanted to do was shoot these prom portrait in, around, and on this truck. Sam had different ideas. And I can not say I blamed her, it was after all HER prom, she wanted flowers, and trimmed hedges, and vine covered archways. She reluctantly agreed to take a few photos with the truck. She did not realize that I meant I wanted her to get IN the truck. She had grown up around this truck, had been embarrassed at school by this truck, and I am assuming many a bbq and day in the pool had been filled with those only wanting to shower this truck with his or her affections. I had only taken maybe 4 or 5 shots, when she had had enough and quickly affixed her displeasure on me. Oh and it was SO worth it.
This is a shot of the October 8th 2014 eclipse from Houston, Texas.
It's just one shot taken with a 500m lens featuring a statue of Sam Houston along with the partially eclipsed moon.
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