There was a meet-up for Tulsa-area strobist folks, and while I'm not an avid reader of said blog, it's at least cool most of the time. So, I decided to go.
Corey (http://www.flickr.com/people/coreylack/), the guy who set all this up, brought a few models for us to shoot. This one was shot outside, in natural light, with a reflector.
That would be Corey. He built a beauty dish out of a CD case and an old floodlight, and stuck his 580 in it. It created a really, really cool catch light in his eye.
He then crawled into a drainage tunnel where there was a bit of concrete missing from the roof. We tried to do things with lights in here, but I was never really able to get a good one.
This whole experience makes me want to start building some kind of lighting setup. Maybe I will soon, who knows.
4 comments:
cool stuff, man. you're already poised to kick our butts in advanced!
totally unrelated: can you give me some sort of creative assignment to make me use my tlr and piles of medium format film? many thanks.
May I say that I'm envious of the environments? Well done shots, though.
what did u shoot this with?
they look great.
This shit is sew goot.
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