Just playing with pics from one of my earliest shoots.
Showing posts with label Model Mayhem. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Model Mayhem. Show all posts
It was the very end of the afternoon light. I was shooting (as always) in the hall bathroom, but the sun was being blocked by the home to my West. We moved to the Master Bedroom's restroom and found there was about 10 more glorious minutes of light with a different, but equally interesting effect than I get from the hallway bathroom.
I'll have to remember that so I can clean my room before shooting in the future! Good thing Tori's a friend...LOL
I'll have to remember that so I can clean my room before shooting in the future! Good thing Tori's a friend...LOL
The first finished image from the photos I shot during
Mark Greenawalt's body painting demonstration at MythosCon 2011.
Comments are always appreciated! (hint - hint)
The model is Denae MM# 55871
LE: 1/160 f/5.0 ISO 100. Marks AB 800's in large soft boxes. (He had 2 of them on set, but this shot was done with just 1 of them firing from Camera Left. I have no idea what the settings of the light was...)
The lighting rig and body paint is Marks creation...all I did was push a button on the camera! Oh...I did the post production as well so I suppose that's worth something.
Background image used with permission by: ArwenArts
Mark Greenawalt's body painting demonstration at MythosCon 2011.
Comments are always appreciated! (hint - hint)
The model is Denae MM# 55871
LE: 1/160 f/5.0 ISO 100. Marks AB 800's in large soft boxes. (He had 2 of them on set, but this shot was done with just 1 of them firing from Camera Left. I have no idea what the settings of the light was...)
The lighting rig and body paint is Marks creation...all I did was push a button on the camera! Oh...I did the post production as well so I suppose that's worth something.
Background image used with permission by: ArwenArts
The latest image from the Dungeon shoot with Patrice.
During our first creative meeting I took a few "Test Shots" of Jessica. Just ambient light from the lamps in my living room. No flash/strobes. Post production was simple levels adjustment and color correction.
I can't decide which I like better. Anyone have an opinion?
Hope you like them!
I asked her to bite the tie. The cute crinkle of her nose was just a bonus!
I wanted to test some Strobist lighting techniques, using a DIY snoot & a Grid Spot combo out in the bright bright midday sun of a Phoenix Summer day...just cuz I had nothing better to do with my time...
Ariza Nights from Model Mayhem answered the casting call and we spent a couple of hours in the heat at Sahuaro Ranch Park in Glendale AZ with me testing various combinations of settings on both my 430EX Speedlight and Canon 40D.
This is the first processed image with more to come as time allows.
Strobist: Shot with a 70-200 f/2.8 L USM at f/10 1/320 shutter speed. My DIY gridspot/snoot attached to the 430EX which is at full power, camera right set just to illuminate her face as she lounged on a park bench. It's almost as if I planned it that way...
This photo shoot was the brainchild of Patrice when she said: "Most of my fan base are Sci-Fi Geeks. I should do something geared toward them..." and I said: "I know someone who built a Transporter Console..." And the rest, as they say, is history!
The intention here is for Franchesca to be IN a "cheesy" Pinup oil painting. How'd I do?
Comments are always welcome
The latest image of Franchesca. I am very happy with the way it came out. I would love to have your feedback!
Please post any comments here on the blog and not as an email response. I appreciate it!
Here are two of the most recent additions to Tiara & Cory's finished images on my Keyhole Productions Photography Flickr Stream:
Your Comments are always welcome!
Two images from my recent project. Model: The AMAZING Julie Ernes (Model Mayhem #105641). Julie's makeup was done by Lisa "Angel Kissed Makeup" (MM#780027)
Both of these ladies were fantastic to work with. In fact, Lisa had worked with Julie in the past and recommended her to me for the project. They are a great team and I can't wait to do another job with them both!
Both of these ladies were fantastic to work with. In fact, Lisa had worked with Julie in the past and recommended her to me for the project. They are a great team and I can't wait to do another job with them both!
Two more images from my Love, Lust and Attraction set. Guess which emotion they represent... Gowan! Take a guess!
From Model Mayhem I present: Brittony.This is the first image from our shoot on 4/23/08. Honestly, I can't WAIT to see how the rest of them come out!
Comments are welcome!
MM#600072
