The Hirshhorn Museum

model: Marie

make up and style: Leelo

themeshoot in my studio, costume and makeup done by the mermaid herselfs <3

The Hirshhorn Museum

This is the result that you get when you have a Sunday afternoon, some studio space, a make-up artist, some models and a couple of cameras! Really fun day playing around and learning more about studio lighting.

View On Black

Mashed Potatoes, Asparagus Salad, Grainy Mustard Beurre Blanc

Styling Simon Glenn

Shot on location at Metro Marche

My niece Morgan posing, while I get some needed practice using studio lights to take portraits.

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Studiolight portrait

model: Sarah Rivera

The Hirshhorn Museum

That look she really could be a wicked Russian. ;)

For Cafe Metro, NYC.

Excalibur 3200 top right and middle left.. Tray is inside a white flood box.

Practising in the studio at school. More difficult than I though it would be with the lights, shadows etc!

This summer was about one thing. Angels baseball. Taking the kids to as many games as possible is the perfect way to spend a summer. - Eric Perkins

Softbox on top, reflectors on left, right and bottom facing Nina. Background light behind her.

Taken with a Nikon D70.

Without memories, not even the slightest idea that the friends happened are in a habitual way ...

Part 2 of Studio Lighting Class-Strobes

Strobist Info:

Shot with a Novatron V600D and 3 Flash Heads.

Two had Umbrellas or Soft Boxes and the third had a snoot.

Got this off of Craigslist, and it has been fun to play with.

The sister/model/assistant.

Product Shot for Lighting Class

Model: Ashley Probert

Venue: Heads of the Valley Modelling Day

Photographer: Benjamin F Jones

The experience of writer’s block

This is my other nephew Danny, he looks so mature in this photo! Other than the sensor dust I really like it

Lightingdiagram for the shoot with Aina Asbjørnsen

Me!

Final Project for my studio lighting class

so maybe they're angel wings, I don't know. But she was watching a bird outside the studio window on the sidewalk and started flapping like a bird. So I remembered these and asked if she wanted to be a bird. Of course she did!!

These three images represent experiments with shutter speeds. The left image was shot with the max sync speed of 250 on a Canon 40D using the 24-105 L4.0 lens. Two Alien Bees at 45 degrees left and right using pocket wizards were the source. The hair is still in motion.

The center image, using the same setup as above was set to shutter speed of 320. Note the shutter drag.

The right image used the same camera/lens. The lighting came from two 580EX II's off camera 45 degrees left and right triggered by an ST-E2 in the high sync mode. The shutter speed was 800. The hair is "stopped action"

The third series of shots with Kirsti, using one of my feather masks and a short cape - yes, I love props.....

Her shots of me are here: www.flickr.com/photos/mimsybee/sets/1147229/

Buyid standing in for a lighting set up for a portraiture shoot.

Studiolight portrait

Studio shooting. Kiev. 2013