finally! Someone who appreciates quality work!

I used three lights, two Photogenics studio strobes and one speedlight. One studio light was fired into a chimera softbox camera right. The other was bounced off an umbrella camera left. The speedlight was unmodifed and was placed camera left to hit the model in the background.

The techniques are my own from 30 years of making films/videos.

 

I've bought strobes, umbrellas, stands, and other junk... just for this type of shooting, and I've yet to use them properly. I just need the models!

Again, I can appreciate the work. Photography seems so simple, until you start using artificial light.

 

I like the pic of the car the best!

The guy never changes his expression.


# 4 is a good photo.

Use this https://my350z.com/forum/photography/363740-official-tilt-shifting-thread.html on pic #4 to see how it would come out.

 

Ain't that the truth!!

 

Shadows were pretty harsh, imo. One more fill light would've helped minimize it.

 

"Is he going to beat me for not having his money?"
[QUOTE=Jcolman]
"Soon as i turn around imma smack this bit@$!"

 

This thread sucks.

 

Obviously a "I-don't-know-****-about-photography-or-lighting-but-I-don't-see-any-hot-bitches-sitting-on-cars-so-I'll-post-up-a-derogatory-remark-kind-of-guy".

 

Nice to meet you.

 

Epic Fail

 

likewise. Here's a shot just for you.

 

Is that Combat350z?

 

"damn white girl got a phatty.. i would love to get all up in that.. yeah boooyyyyy"

 

No. It's my car.

 

I was talking about the black guy.

 

My bad and no.

 

nice pics but im disappointed

 

Sorry. I'll post up some bathroom pics or other totally non car related pics instead.

 

whats the name of that movie where samuel jackson chains up some white hoooker??

well thats what came to my mind haha