Men In Black.
Left 4 Dead.
Meh. Whatever.
Whatever else may come to your mind, I've always wanted to do that epic setup.
'Nuff said.
Strobist:
580 ex II with 1/2 CTO gel on floor, pointed 10-15 degrees up, zoomed 24mm, shot at 1/2 power.
Large on black:
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That had to be one of the toughest photoshoot shot so far. It's like the ultrasonic speed wind teamed up with the sub-zero temperature to make my life harder, my camera suffer and my umbrella pop out. Nevertheless, we had a lotta fun in the mere 15 minutes time we've had to fight against the cold weather. For those strobist freaks out there, this is one of my first shot inspired by the great Dustin Diaz.
Strobist info:
580exII at 1/8 power with 1/2 CTO gel, shot in 43' silver reflective umbrella, directly left of subject.
Large:
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Funny thing is, REAL trains were actually passing during the time I tried to take the picture, so I had to run back to the sidewalk and wait til it would pass. It was windy and cold as heck too, my stand fell once :(
Strobist:
28' softbox in front of me w/ 430 ex II inside, and 580 ex II on camera as fill.
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Didn't originally plan to use the concept of District 4, I just happen to realize the 4's lining up and had the idea, haha - add to the fact the area looks spooky.
430 exII shot into 43' silver reflective umbrella, behind that pillar, 45 from camera right, 45 from subject left.
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