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FUNNY VIDEO: youtu.be/JHvxV9RTVao
SEE THE POOPY POOCH IN-ACTION!!
TrackHead Studios Websites
YouTube:
www.youtube.com/user/Trackheadxxx/videos?view=0&flow=...
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The studio inside our humble home here in Murray, KY. Complete with the Electro Voice RE20, Behringer XENYX 1202-FX Mixer, & computer. This can be used to snag things off the net that would be relevant to our radio shows. It is also a studio used for the production of commercials, voice overs, and other pieces of audio work. This is the primary use behind this studio.
"Mother, mother, what was that?
Hush my darling! Only the cat.
(Patchy-scratchy, furry-purry,
Sneeky-peeky, cosy-dozy,
Prowly-yowly, sleepy-creepy
Fighty-bitey, ever-so-mighty)
Out in the moony dark." --- Margaret Mahy
A set from a recent shoot. I haven't worked with props much to date but this studio came with a few cool items to play with.
Model
Hair & Make Up - Asuka Takei
D3s
Nikkor 24-70mm f2.8
Profoto AcuteB2 & D1s
Profoto Ring Flash
PocketWizards
One of the sandboxes we like to play in is EtsyMetal, an international group of traditional metalsmiths. A recurring topic of amusement over the years is the deplorable state of dress (or undress) that many of us assume while working in the studio. These discussions inevitably turn to dirty work aprons, and just how far some of us are willing to violate the boundaries of reasonable hygiene. In the interests of "quien is mas macho" this John's lapidary apron. No, it has never been washed, why do you ask?
Dovecot Studios is an important tapestry studio in Edinburgh. It was established by the 4th Marquess of Bute in 1912, as an offshoot of William Morris’ workshops in London. Dovecot Studios was originally based in Corstorphine in a purpose built studio next to a 16th century dovecot. After the Second World War, the studios became known as Edinburgh Tapestry Company. In 2001 it lost its financial support and went into liquidation. Since 2008 Dovecot Studios has been using the refurbished Victorian Infirmary Street Baths in central Edinburgh.
By city architect Robert Morham, 1885-87. Sympathetic conversion to tapestry studios by Malcolm Fraser Architects, 2009. The rectangular former swimming pool area is now workshops and the original open-timbered roof supported on tiers of cast-iron columns has been retained.
My first real studio session with Johanna, my go to model.
Main light: Bowens Prolite100 in 80x120 softbox camera left
Fill: Bowens Prolite100 in 80x120 softbox camera right.
Hairlight: Elinchrom with a grid. camera left high.
This is the studio where I spend an hour every Monday broadcasting to the University of Warwick campus and beyond. It's well equipped, but can be a little cold at this time of year.
More fun with an old bit of black lace.
A couple of quick early edits from another full day studio shoot with Make-Up artist and all round style ninja Vicki.
More to follow.
Model : Francesca
MUA : Vicki Suddaby
Hair / Wardrobe : Francesca
Photographer : Mark Ivkovic (Me!)
Lighting ;
Direct flash well behind and right of camera position. Shooting through lace placed just out of frame camera right for shadows on face.
For Open Monumentendag the Winter garden of the Saint-Ursula monastery in Onze-Lieve-Vrouw Waver opened it's doors.
AdinFashion cùng RIO studio vn phối hợp thực hiện
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RIO studio - số 467 Trần Khát Chân - Hà Nội
hotline : 0917.507576 (Mr.Tấn) - 0983.180685 (Mr.Lâm)
website : riostudio.vn/
The new all-digital Studio F at my local National Public Radio affiliate WUIS 91.9 FM.
I was taking a series of head shots for WUIS to use for publications a few months ago. At the end of the session, they asked if I could get a shot of their newly remodeled studio. They've been upgrading gradually from vintage equipment to an all digital recording studio and were very proud (and rightly so) of the new setup.
I had my ultra-wide lens with me, the Sigma 10-20mm, and knew that I could get a good capture of nearly the entire space with that lens set at 10mm. I mounted the camera on one of my light stands, which gave me the height that I was looking for. I set up a remote shutter release, so I could be outside the room and out of the range of the lens. I stopped the lens down to f11 so I could get everything into sharp focus, and, just using floor lamps and the directional lighting on the console, my shutter speed was set to let enough light in so the computer screens and the light from the electronics were visible and clearly seen.
I know it looks a bit odd, with me sneaking out of the room and standing outside, shutter release in my hand. I had to let the camera stop swaying. The height and weight of the camera made the stand sway, every time I would check the results, and set up for another go. I took seven frames, and this one, the last, got it right.
Each time I had to allow for about a minute so the camera sway would stop. With all the adjustments, it took me just 30 minutes from first attempt to last, to get the right one.
Worth the effort.
You can imagine the radio host, and perhaps guests, sitting around the console, sending out their discussion or music, into the radio ether. The lights are subdued, making the computer screens pop. The headphones on the table top are ready for the next shift to come in and entertain, inform, or engage the audience.
WUIS is a great station. It presents a wide variety of programming to the Central Illinois community. From classical, jazz, folk, international, and progressive rock music, also insightful discussions and commentary of the Illinois political landscape, to news - Local, State, National and World news, to humorous and informational programs of all sorts. You can listen to them online as well as on a local radio, which is nice when I'm away from home to get that touch of Illinois into my ears. www.wuis.org/
Just a room, on a college campus.
This is also the living room to the world.
This building is home to Quad Studios and is located in Times Square in Manhattan, NY. There are recording studios where many famous rap stars have cut records at including Biggie, P. Diddy, and 50 Cent. This also became the starting place for East Coast and West Coast Rap battle for the actions that happened here on Nov 30, 1994. On that night, Tupac showed up at the studios and walked through the front door. It was the day before the verdict came of his molestation case. A couple of men jumped out, shot 2Pac 5 times and robbed him. He was meeting Biggie upstairs and saw him after he was shot. He accused Biggie of setting him up. The next day, after surgery, 2Pac was taken to the courthouse in a wheel chair and was found guilty on 3 counts of molestation. He released his album Me Against The World from jail. Right after that, his case came up on appeal, but he couldn't come up with the 1.4 million dollars for his lawyers so Suge Knight paid that money as long as 2Pac would sign with Death Row. He did and the biggest rap battle had begun. And it all started here.