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A first attempt at a “studio” portrait. Have been experimenting a bit with a “studio” lighting setup, consisting of nothing more than one off-camera flash (with a small softbox) and a black piece of cloth (fleece) as a background. I was after this moody, sparsely lit portrait look (it’s that time of the year after all 😉). Luckily, my daughter had a very short “moody” moment after having given me lots of funny faces... Processed the RAW file in Capture One, trying to acquire moderate contrast, subtle toning, and a bit of fade in the shadows. Any comments, tips, or tricks?
Flash: Nissin Di700A (at 1/32 power) with Commander Air 1 trigger
Softbox: JJC RSB-L Flash Softbox
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Studio Portrait of Henry Morton Stanley, ca. 1890, published by L Herbst, Sydney, from vintage carte de visite, State Library of New South Wales, [collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/1kVd3gPn/QpGb0wJawPRyx PXA 1023]
A self portrait drawing on Greek myth and Roman Republic funerary busts and coinage. Part of a series of self portraits documenting the changes of aging that has been continuing since 2010.
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A pair of fun pictures of lovely Yanellis, from our photoshoot at Lunatic Lens Studio on 6/1/22.
Alien Bees DigiBee800 camera right with a 24"x32" gridded Chimera softbox, main light, camera right. DigiBee800 fired into medium non-gridded Chimera strip bank, fill light, camera left. I used a 3:1 lighting ratio. Rim light behind Yanellis and to her left was an Alien Bees B1600 fired into a gridded 12"x72" Westcott strip bank. Rim light behind Yanellis and to her right was an Alien Bees B1600 with a warm blue gel and a neutral blue gel on barn doors with a 20° grid. The rim lights were set to about 1 stop brighter than the main light. All triggered with Pocket Wizards.
Olympus E-M1X micro FourThirds camera with a Sigma 56mm f1.4 Contemporary lens. ISO 400, f5.6 at 1/160 second.
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Lovely Kayla, from the trash-the-dress photoshoot Scott L Miller and I had at my house on 8/20/22. Great fun. Hair and makeup by Amanda Kolasinski, thank you!
Main light camera left, fill light camera right, 3:1 lighting ratio. Rim light behind her and to the right. Finished with an onOne Effects Glow Normal layer at 80% opacity. Canon 5DS and Sigma 24-105mm f4.0 Art lens.
Taken with some members of the Cincinnati Camera and Photography Meetup group.
This gentleman is part of a group volunteers who dress up and visit kids in hospitals. The shoot was to get some images to use in composites for publicity purposes.
Scan from darkroom print, contact copy.
Gandolfi, 8x10 back. Fomapan 400 @ 200 in Xtol.
Rodenstock Rotelar 1:5,6 f=270mm
Fomabrom 112 in Ilford MG developer, thiourea
Softboks 45° camera left.
Model: Amberlin Mitchell
“I believe that… my first successes in my out-of-focus pictures were a fluke. That is to say, that when focusing and coming to something which, to my eye, was very beautiful, I stopped there instead of screwing on the lens to the more definite focus which all other photographers insist upon… ” – Julia Margaret Cameron
My first shoot with an adult model.
Very enjoyable, but massively challenging and a HUGE learning curve. Already I'm thinking of all the add ons I need kit wise.
Don't ask why I stuck this spiny seed pod in my mouth, I won't do it again. It reminded me of all the miniture grotesque figures in the right panel of Bosch's "Garden of Earthly Delights. Shot in the studio.
(RCOD 273-51 - 39410-03) The Clash, pictured here in 1976, are from left to right, Mick Jones (guitar), Paul Simonon (bass) and Joe Strummer (vocals). At the forefront of the explosive punk movement in the late 1970's, the Clash created a fresh and energetic sound that expressed the anger and depression of Britain at the time. Their music was charged with left-wing political ideology, that they combined with strong tuneful melodies to win them numerous chart successes on both sides of the Altantic. The band stayed together longer than most, but when the superb songwriting partnership of Joe Strummer and Mick Jones began to disintegrate because of disagreement, the band made a rapid decline and officially split in 1986. **HIGHER RATES APPLY** © Caroline Coon / Camera Press / Retna Ltd.
Camera: Nikon D800
Lens: Nikon Nikkor 85mm f1.4D IF Lens
Master: Nikon SU-800 Wireless Speedlight Commander
Lighting Slaves:
1.) Nikon SB-900 + Shoot-Through Umbrella at camera left as Main Light
2.) Nikon SB-800 + Gridded Softbox at camera right as Rim Light
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Copyright Robert W. Dickinson. Unauthorized use of this image without my express permission is a violation of copyright law.
Lovely Kayla, from the trash-the-dress photoshoot Scott L Miller and I had at my house on 8/20/22. Great fun. Hair and makeup by Amanda Kolasinski, thank you!
Main light camera left, fill light camera right, 3:1 lighting ratio. Rim light behind her and to the right. Finished with an onOne Effects Glow Normal layer at 80% opacity. Canon 5DS and Sigma 24-105mm f4.0 Art lens.
Portraits of Demi Lovato from the Disney Channel film 'Camp Rock'. Photographed in Los Angeles. February 12, 2008 © Rena Durham / Retna Ltd.*** HIGHER RATES APPLY: MUST CALL TO NEGOTIATE ****** NO TABS / SKIN MAGS ***
Taken during a temporary studio shoot put on by the Cincinnati Camera and Photography Club Meetup Group held at the Fernald Nature Preserve near Ross, Ohio just outside of Cincinnati.
Our group set up four different temporary studios where we took turns shooting a group of around 12 cosplayers in a variety of costumes. We are very fortunate to have such a great and active Meetup group in the Cincinnati area as well as so many willing subjects to shoot.
Modeling shots
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this girl is great...and finally reaching her dream, working as a tattoo artist. I'm very happy for her.
strobist: one sb800 in softlighter, camera left, one sb600 in softlighter camera right, two stops below the left one...sb800 in snoot, directly behind and pointed at backdrop. fired with nikon cls.