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Chụp ảnh áo dài tại Zeus Studio
Địa chỉ: Số 8 Nguyễn Biểu, Ba Đình, Hà Nội
Contact: 043.999.11.77
0945188666
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Photographer | Angello Cueva ©
Model | Chelsea Weiman
Fashion Stylist | Susana Mutti
Location | Studio Sinfin
Dear Greatmats,
Great experience! We love the floor in our home dance studio. Easy to install and great quality!
Rebecca,
Jacksonville, FL
Here's the short version of an explanation: in an attempt to "give them what they want", thesis has transformed into an underground museum accessed by a giant sunken plaza (location on the mall still the same). The plaza will be low enough so as to act as a giant skyspace (the only place in washington dc where everyone can go and only see sky...to be removed from city buildings completely). The museum is dedicated to temporary installation art, a series of rooms buried under the mall, accessible thru the plaza. It becomes a sort of giant playground for the public.
Anyhow, the main point that I am interested in, and which seems consistent in my explorations until now is the idea/process of "revealing". Revealing occurs on many levels: in one's own personal encounter with a work of art, the way that the building on such a high profile site must be revealed/concealed, in a city where specatator and spectacle is so important this fine hinge between seeing & being seen is essential, etc.
On another level, and this might just be a purging of thoughts in my own head, the sunken plaza can act as an outdoor ampitheater of sorts, contributing to this theater aspect of the intervention (wouldn't a.p.g be proud?) From Wikipedia:In “Art and Objecthood,” Michael Fried derisively labels art that acknowledges the viewer as “theatrical” . There is a strong parallel between installation and theater: both play to a viewer who is expected to be at once immersed in the sensory/narrative experience that surrounds him and maintain a degree of self-identity as a viewer. The traditional theatergoer does not forget that he has come in from outside to sit and take in a created experience; a trademark of installation art has been the curious and eager viewer, still aware that he is in an exhibition setting and tentatively exploring the novel universe of the installation.
Anyhow, enough rambling for me, here's a quick little animation of some of these thoughts coming together.
All marked out for people to set up in their little spots!
Each space is about 90 square feet, the little room on the right is a tiny bit smaller but I figure its fair b/c its so private, and someone might like walls to work on.
The room on the left is community space, also leads to the bathroom. I hope to put a chair in there, coffee maker, etc.
By the door (where I was standing) there is space where we had the idea to put a bookshelf, etc and people can bring in their art books to share/look at if they want.
Studio equipment vectors can soon be downloaded here: www.soramedia.co.uk/blog
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This is me sitting at Nat King Cole's piano inside Capitol Record's Studio B where Green day recorded "American Idiot"
Attended a Lancaster County Photography Meetup Group event at "Studio 322" in Ephrata, PA. Studio 322 (studio-322.com/) is identified in the entertainment industry as an upscale creative arts studio. Studio 322 opened their doors so the photography group could,
1) Experience taking pictures utilizing their large CYC wall, fstoppers.com/how-to-build-a-cyclorama-aka-cyc-wall
2) Take pictures of a stage set up to simulate "Rock Concert" lighting with its variation in color
3) Tour the facility to see what it has to offer.
The CYC wall was big enough to bring a car into the scene which was lit with a row of led floods. The lighting was pretty even and was reflected off the white floor into the shadows. The challenge here was photographing a black automobile against a white background which, in the end, turned out to be a non-issue. The model came in an brought some color to the scene.
Joanna S Portrait Shoot, Studio Work; IDIF Atelier, Nove Mesto, Prague, Czech Republic. Photography by J Mark Stewart. Please visit www.blackgeckophotography.com for contact information.
© J. Mark Stewart
Post-processing in Adobe Lightroom and in Photoshop CS2.
Learn how to light at Strobist.com. Special thanks to Zach Arias (www.zarias.com) for the tutorials on post processing of high-key portraits.
I have been a busy bee. A very busy bee and working until the wee hours of day.
So Ras, being the sweetheart that he is, brought me a Passion Fruit italian soda to perk me up.
The one on the left is mine and the one on the right is the one he made for himself... Peach. Mmmmm.
He is the master of italian soda making. And they are just as sweet as he is. Awww. Thank you Ras!!!
Pardon the mess in the studio there, it was a quick snapshot, didn't have time to tidy up... whoopsy!
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Something we shot back in 2008. It's a bit too processed and sharpened for my tastes now, but I do still love the light.
Strobist: Shot more than 2 years ago, so forgive me if it's not exact, but I believe this was:
B1600 into large octabox, high camera left, reflector for some fill camera right, hair light outside of frame above subject and background light was, I believe, bounced into an umbrella for feathered edges. Pretty sure that's right!