Can you identify the off camera light? It's tricky.
Friday, May 21, 2010
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Primary meet up days are posted a week in advance on the blog. We initially met at the Visual Arts Building then may move onto campus for outdoor shots. We are in the process of expanding the club and shooting venues ... Visitors/Participants may come late or leave early to the meeting if their schedule needs. In case of coming late, call Ryan to find where the group has relocated. Any changes to the meet up time will be posted in the blog. To host a photo shoot, email me to get blogging privileges.
Right now our primary shoots are Fridays at 12:30 in the Art Barn.
We create low-risk opportunities for photo shoots; not much is at stake than the safety of models and care of your equipment. This allows photographers to experiment freely without overwhelming concern for the business aspect of photography. Here is where you are able to treat a photo shoot as much as you want it to be treated. Have fun and meet new people. OR, Treat it professionally and you will be preparing yourself for paid photo shoots. Take risks here and learn from mistakes now in a collaborative effort, rather than later where there could be much more to lose i.e. your money, time, or reputation.
What we do:
Unveiling new techniques and methods in photography. Otherwise having a good time with local UTD students, faculty or staff of all levels - hobbyist or aspiring.
Please invite yourself or friends. We are always looking for new people and creative ideas.
Please invite yourself or friends. We are always looking for new people and creative ideas.
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When and where are your photoshoots?
Primary meet up days are posted a week in advance on the blog. We initially met at the Visual Arts Building then may move onto campus for outdoor shots. We are in the process of expanding the club and shooting venues ... Visitors/Participants may come late or leave early to the meeting if their schedule needs. In case of coming late, call Ryan to find where the group has relocated. Any changes to the meet up time will be posted in the blog. To host a photo shoot, email me to get blogging privileges.
Right now our primary shoots are Fridays at 12:30 in the Art Barn.
What are the benefits of participating?
We create low-risk opportunities for photo shoots; not much is at stake than the safety of models and care of your equipment. This allows photographers to experiment freely without overwhelming concern for the business aspect of photography. Here is where you are able to treat a photo shoot as much as you want it to be treated. Have fun and meet new people. OR, Treat it professionally and you will be preparing yourself for paid photo shoots. Take risks here and learn from mistakes now in a collaborative effort, rather than later where there could be much more to lose i.e. your money, time, or reputation.
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5 comments:
Is the light source the sun? with some cloud cover?
These look great, pose-wise and composition-wise.
Thanks.
There is a flash in addition to the sun. It's not actually that tricky to find--there are hard shadows in each picture that give the flash away.
from the upper left I believe
Nice pictures, I believe they are upper left too.
Exactly right. The light was to camera left, about 4' high. 1/4 power, I think.
Do you like the overcoat? It's actually a button-down denim dress. Like $5 at Goodwill.
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