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Shai 1
Bodyscape shoot with Shai
Bodyscape shoot with Shai
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Aug, 2018Views
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People's Choice in Low Key Bodyscapes Photo Challenge
Community Choice Award
Contest Finalist in Creative Bodyscapes Photo Contest
Peer Award
Outstanding Creativity
Absolute Masterpiece
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Impressionsbyperry
August 10, 2018
Excellent shot. At 1st look, it looks like 2 people. After careful study, I see it’s only 1. Which makes it art. An image that creates a conversation, ever if it with yourself. If I were the judge, you won. Be blessed my friend.
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September 01, 2018
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Location
Shai was in my shared studio "Three O Photo Studio" in downtown Lexington Ky.Time
shot around 5 pmLighting
This was a one light set up; a Profoto 300 with a strip box 1' x 3' with an egg crate grid.Equipment
Shot with a Nikon D5 and a Nikon 70 - 200mm f2.8 lens. Photo was about 112 mm with 1/60 sec. and f8 settings. Profoto was set at 1/4 power and the light was behind the model and a large black v flat.Inspiration
My studio Mate , Bill Cole , is an avid body scape shooter. This was an evening where the model,Bill and I spent several hours trying different lighting scenarios for a class we taught.Editing
Very little processing is required when you have complete control of the light.In my camera bag
I am a gear junkie. I have an SUV rather than a bag. In the SUV I usually have 3 bags. Nikon D5 and D850 are my current cameras and I have a laughable number of lenses.Feedback
When shooting in a studio setting you have all the control necessary to do compelling lighting. Play and experiment then look critically at the results and look for ways to improve the shot.
