More street candids

Richard

I know this last one doesn't really look much like a street candid. I just happened upon a movie crew that was shooting in the neighborhood. I couldn't get too close, but did manage to grab this:

Thanks for looking. C&C always welcome.

Cheers,

BriShay

wow, the last one is awesome!

swintonphoto

#2 & #3 are great! I especially like #2 because it isn't typical, but paints a wonderful portrait. Nice.

Richard

BriShay wrote:

wow, the last one is awesome!

Thanks. It sure helps to have a beautiful model with professional hair styling and makeup. Oh, and standing in front of a black backdrop, too.

swintonphoto wrote:

#2 & #3 are great! I especially like #2 because it isn't typical, but paints a wonderful portrait. Nice.

Hey, I'm glad you like it. I stumbled on a new way of processing for #2, which I thought went well with the subject.

Cheers,

ChatKat

Scrim
That is a Scrim...not a backdrop. The building is white and would affect the color and lighting. The scrim would remove that from the shot.

Richard wrote:

Thanks. It sure helps to have a beautiful model with professional hair styling and makeup. Oh, and standing in front of a black backdrop, too.




Hey, I'm glad you like it. I stumbled on a new way of processing for #2, which I thought went well with the subject.

Cheers,

Richard

ChatKat wrote:

That is a Scrim...not a backdrop. The building is white and would affect the color and lighting. The scrim would remove that from the shot.

Scrim, eh? OK. I am a complete moron about lighting terminology, so I appreciate the lesson, Kathy. Does the term refer to the piece of equipment itself or the way in which it is used?

1pocket

The second has um, wonderful texture

Richard

1pocket wrote:

The second has um, wonderful texture

Yep...ya gotta love those 70-200 L lenses.

Cheers,