Maternity photos rain ?
Ok, so I have a maternity session booked for tomorrow, and the forcast say RAIN!
Have anyone done this before? (Would love to see some examples)
She live in a really beautiful small city at the sea, so my idea was to take some beautiful shots at sunset.
But now all I get is RAIN.
She suggested photos indoors, but I only have a Canon 430xe speedlite, and a softbox and a umbrella.
I guess I could bring some colorful umbrellas, ask her to put on some colorful rainboots (dunno if that is what you call it) and shoot them outdoors anyways.
What do you think?
Have anyone done this before? (Would love to see some examples)
She live in a really beautiful small city at the sea, so my idea was to take some beautiful shots at sunset.
But now all I get is RAIN.
She suggested photos indoors, but I only have a Canon 430xe speedlite, and a softbox and a umbrella.
I guess I could bring some colorful umbrellas, ask her to put on some colorful rainboots (dunno if that is what you call it) and shoot them outdoors anyways.
What do you think?
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Canon 5D MARK II, Canon EOS 450D
Canon 24-70mm f/2.8L, Canon 18-55mm
Canon 50mm 1.8, Canon 75-300mm, Tokina 10-24mm, Sigma 18-200mm
Canon 5D MARK II, Canon EOS 450D
Canon 24-70mm f/2.8L, Canon 18-55mm
Canon 50mm 1.8, Canon 75-300mm, Tokina 10-24mm, Sigma 18-200mm
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If you feel confident that you can at least get something indoors go ahead and look for outside spots that you and your subject can be out of the rain but still have an interesting background. In my mind I'm picturing maybe a building awning or covered walkway. Just remember if it's raining the light is going to be very flat so bring the flash and accessories to play around with... if you can keep them out of the rain! I would try to scout out locations today so you don't have to spend time looking for them tomorrow with your client.
Good luck and try to have some fun!
I guess I will have to play around with my softbox/umbrella (yes I have a stand for it). Will check out strobist.
If I am lucky it is not raining to heavily, I would love to get some outdoor shots as well.
Canon 5D MARK II, Canon EOS 450D
Canon 24-70mm f/2.8L, Canon 18-55mm
Canon 50mm 1.8, Canon 75-300mm, Tokina 10-24mm, Sigma 18-200mm
Find some outside areas where you can stay dry, have rain falling in the background, or reflections in a window, reflections in puddles or with an umbrella standing in the rain, or inside standing by a window that has rain running down it in the amazing soft light you will have.
Try a few with some soft flash, but the natural light on a day like that is money!
Days like that are made for moody soft black and white...which lucky for you fits the subject matter perfectly .
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I say go for it!!
I've been DYING for anybody to let me shoot them in the rain, I'd love for a small child to be all decked out in boots and raincoat and umbrella just having a blast. I'm not afraid of a little rain!
Anything that isn't the norm will help those pictures stand out above the boring same old maternity pictures.
And besides, if there's rain, there's clouds, which as mentioned already really helps with light!
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