Showing posts with label indoors. Show all posts
Showing posts with label indoors. Show all posts

Friday, April 6, 2012

POD #20


Taken with my a Nikon D3s ISO 3200 1/125 @ f/8. SB-24 flash for light

Got some macro equipment out over the weekend for some focus stacking. This image is not focus stacked, just thought it was a nice close up of a ten dollar bill. 

Tuesday, April 3, 2012

POD #17










Taken with a Canon 5D Mark II ISO 100 1/100 @ f/11

Light source varied. Mostly two Alien Bee 800's rim lighting for separation and a 1600 filling everything out.

So, after editing 450+ pictures in 7 hours. My supervisor asks me if I wanted to shoot a band later that night. I, with exhaustion in my voice, said yes. It was a great decision. I met some really cool people, took some great images and had a blast. Best fourteen hour day I have had. First two images are group shots with everyone. There are also groupings of different artists and finally my favorite are the ones of the Kristina Jacobsen ( the last two images) by herself. I definitely feel accomplished.

Wednesday, March 28, 2012

POD #11



Taken with my Nikon D90 1/125 @ f/16. SB-24 Flash triggering two Alien Bee 800's

Thought I would take a picture of where I am working for my internship. Was not aware at the time that my SB-24 for flash would trigger the optical slave on the Alien Bee 800's. Thank you Paul C. Buff. The first image is our shooting space at Leland Little Auctions. It is just enough room for us to do what we need. The second picture is my supervisor, Kent Corley, shoot details of a metal sculpture on a mirrored base. You would think that this would have been a challenge, but not for Kent. 

Saturday, March 24, 2012

POD #7


Taken with a Nikon D90 1/125 @ f/3.8 ISO 3200

There are a lot of things to discover in Asheboro, NC... if you look hard enough. Glow-in-the-dark mini golf popped up out of nowhere and it was obvious what needed to be done. A panoramic. This was a challenge because as everyone knows, earlier model Nikons do not handle low-light very well. With that said, I still feel like this is a good representation of the course. Here are a few more from that shoot...