Portraits at a party

ian408 · December 12, 2004

I shot portraits at our holiday party last night. The setup was three light and
one reflector (a movie screen works in a pinch) and the background. In all, I
think I shot about 100 or so couples over the course of the evening. It was a
lot of fun(work).

lynnma · December 12, 2004

ian408 wrote:

I shot portraits at our holiday party last night. The setup was three light and
one reflector (a movie screen works in a pinch) and the background. In all, I
think I shot about 100 or so couples over the course of the evening. It was a
lot of fun(work).

Nice Ian.. can we see more??:D

wxwax · December 12, 2004

What a great idea! I'm with Lynn, love to see more. Did you shoot in RAW?

ian408 · December 12, 2004

I'll post some more in a bit. Except for some candids, everything was shot
RAW.

Ian

ian408 · December 12, 2004

Here are a few more. As with the first, none have had more than a frame
and usm applied.

I wish I could re-shoot the three sisters with the right most about a step
back so the shadow wasn't there.

Any comments, tips or hints are greatly appreciated (this is really the first
time I've done this--seriouslly).

Ian

ian408 · December 12, 2004

I wouldn't say the setup was ideal for groups...but, we had a lot of requests
for groups shots.

Here's our wait staff. They did a bang up job.

And a salute to my dear friends Armin and Danggis (Danggis helped with the
lighting and shot a few while I ate).

Cheers mates!

Ian

lynnma · December 12, 2004

ian408 wrote:

I wouldn't say the setup was ideal for groups...but, we had a lot of requests
for groups shots.

Here's our wait staff. They did a bang up job.

And a salute to my dear friends Armin and Danggis (Danggis helped with the
lighting and shot a few while I ate).

Cheers mates!

Ian

You've got some nice shots and memories here Ian.. bet it WAS a lot of work

Portraits at a party

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