%$#%#%#37th Official Hard-at-Work Thread%$#
08-16-2005, 09:50 AM
#1842
Originally Posted by animeS2K,Aug 16 2005, 09:32 AM
allThanks, Skip.
Her hand position is why I didn't post that photo first. I prefer her facial expression and position in this second one, but the hand ruins it.subrosa: she's a model we hired for the shoot, for the first episode (aside from the pilot) of Capitol Modeling (in Arlington, Channel 69, 9pm Mondays and 9:30pm Fridays). We shot at Cafe Japone in Dupont, which is a very cool joint.
I've got a bunch more photos to process yet...
I need a new camera anyway, since mine got stolen.
08-16-2005, 10:04 AM
#1843
well, the camera is one small element. everything that goes into a shoot... planning, concept, scouting the location and arranging permissions, lighting, relighting, lighting again, the model, the experience of the model, directing the model, the photographer-model relationship, the makeup artist, the stylist, the wardrobe, it's truly a collaborative effort to pull off a successful shoot.
By the time all these things are accounted for, I could just about be shooting with a disposable camera. Of course, having the strobe sync and wireless transmitters and the right lens and all that helps, but there ya go.
Behind the scenes...
By the time all these things are accounted for, I could just about be shooting with a disposable camera. Of course, having the strobe sync and wireless transmitters and the right lens and all that helps, but there ya go.
Behind the scenes...
08-16-2005, 10:17 AM
#1844
oh yea.. I understand all that... I had years of photography in school... I just never got into all the studio stuff since I was a design major and only had time for so much while I was there. I did a whole lot of b&w process stuff. Its a huge production that a lot of people don't realize.
