Tuesday, March 10, 2009
Business Man Superhero
I recently shot some engagement photos for some friends. After the "lovey-dovey" shots were in the bag, the light-spirited groom-to-be burst into his SUPERHERO! pose:
For the photographers out there, the key light was a 3/4 CTO-gelled strobe bounced on a black/silver umbrella about 7 foot high. The fill was a 1/4 CTO-gelled strobe shot through a shoot-through umbrella about 5 foot high, parallel to the floor, on the left. The background light was a very hot, literally, continuous tungsten light. It's actually on old GE movie light that I rarely use.
Business man superhero
For the photographers out there, the key light was a 3/4 CTO-gelled strobe bounced on a black/silver umbrella about 7 foot high. The fill was a 1/4 CTO-gelled strobe shot through a shoot-through umbrella about 5 foot high, parallel to the floor, on the left. The background light was a very hot, literally, continuous tungsten light. It's actually on old GE movie light that I rarely use.
Labels: business man, lighting, Strobist, superhero
at
10:04 PM
1 Comments
Links to this post
