




Studio session for 9 Lives. I hear 4 buses are going to be pasted with images from this session!! Kewl!! :)
Live fully and have no regrets. You need to be strong and true to yourself. That is more important than any technique. That is the struggle of every artist. A photographer on photography and life.
2 comments:
wow wow wow. Hot. How did you make the background look alittle dark on the top? wonderful studio shots. I TRUELY LOVE THEM.
Hi Wayne, I actually failed to make the backgroung evenly white!! :)
I used 2 silver reflectors umbrellas to light the backgound. The slight darkness was due to the fall off of the light.
I also used a beauty dish to light the main subject, which gives deeper shadows and has a strong falloff at the bottom.
What really gives the 3D look in the images is putting 2 black screens on either side of the subject to make sure the sides of their faces and bodies have shadows.
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