I recently did a photo shoot for Zachary Scott theater. I used hot lights for a variety of reasons. Earlier I posted a video that showed the clean up and packing after the shoot. Even earlier I posted a video of Martin being photographed. I thought I'd show with this video how many hands touch a project and how much distraction and stop and start there can be in a session.
The light is coming through a 6 foot square sheet of diffusion. The background light is a 300 watt fresnel tungsten spotlight and the main light, way over to the left, is a 1,000 tungsten flood from Profoto.
The season brochure should be here soon from the printer so I'll post that final piece so you can see what we ended up with.
Thanks, Kirk
Author of: Minimalist Lighting: Professional Techniques for Studio Photography. Published by Amherst Media in 2009.
3 comments:
The kid in the background is awesome!
lol! it took me a long time to figure out what the twitchy pile in the background was! Great timelapse
Agree with the other 2...couldn't figure out what it was then laughed when I saw the kids... funny stuff.
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