First male model shoot
PhilCollum
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...still catching up from my hiatus... :wink
This was my first time shooting a male model, albeit an amateur one. Most of it was under controlled, studio lighting (dual AB-800, and the occasional 580EXII). As always, thoughts, comments, suggestions, and criticisms highly desired!
1. One softbox AB-800 to left, silver reflector to immediate right, and a second AB-800 to right as background light and kicker.
2. Natural light outdoors, supported by a 580EXII on-camera as fill (I think I was at -2/3 FEC).
3. One softbox AB-800 at close left, silver reflecter at far right, and a second AB-800 as background light and kicker.
4. Same setup as #3, although I pulled the key light back and feathered it a bit to light up the rest of him.
5. Also natural light, outdoors, and I think it was without fill.
Thanks for taking a look!
This was my first time shooting a male model, albeit an amateur one. Most of it was under controlled, studio lighting (dual AB-800, and the occasional 580EXII). As always, thoughts, comments, suggestions, and criticisms highly desired!
1. One softbox AB-800 to left, silver reflector to immediate right, and a second AB-800 to right as background light and kicker.
2. Natural light outdoors, supported by a 580EXII on-camera as fill (I think I was at -2/3 FEC).
3. One softbox AB-800 at close left, silver reflecter at far right, and a second AB-800 as background light and kicker.
4. Same setup as #3, although I pulled the key light back and feathered it a bit to light up the rest of him.
5. Also natural light, outdoors, and I think it was without fill.
Thanks for taking a look!
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#5 his right, looks like he was unsure where to put right hand. The left was clasping on the left, but the right was.. out there.
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#2 might use some more color boost
#3: I would crop a bit more off his shoulder ...
LOVE your shots though, #1 is my fav
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