
Here’s a preview from the promo shoot I had with the New Heathers, who are on tour now in support of their new EP – The Fuel, The Fire, The Spark.
I met up with the trio and we had a blast shooting in a great location. This is from the one exterior location we used – the rest in the set are from a really nice space, so stay tuned for those images soon.
We also shot a little video throughout the shoot, so I’ll be cutting that and posting some behinds the scenes action, too.
Photographer’s Notes:
We used all CLS for this shoot – all wireless flash. In this shot, there are four Nikon Speedlights at work – one SB-600 in an EZYbox softbox boomed over the group, one SB-600 into an umbrella for fill camera right, and two SB-600s as rimlights.
As always, working with Nikon’s speedlights was a breeze and they worked flawlessly. While we had some Alien Bees monoblocks on hand, the quick setup and portability of the speedlights was hard to beat.
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thats awesome.
cant wait for the lion suit!
Thanks, Alex. Lion suit is coming up.
Great shots as usual Todd. Lighting is superb in this shot, and it just goes to show you don’t have to spend a fortune to get quality results. Sky in the background shot in time, or added later (if you don’t mind me asking)?
Hey Kevin,
Thanks very much. As I mentioned, we had several Alien Bees units on hand, but the speedlights won out. It would have been a different story if it had been very bright daylight, I’m sure, but for the interior shots, the Nikon flashes were awesome.
The light modifiers we used were umbrellas and a small EZYbox Softbox. Other than that, the flashes were shot bare.
The sky was shot at the same time, this is from one RAW file.
A preview of promos I shot for @TheNewHeathers, @strobist style: http://bit.ly/3ceBww
A preview of promos I shot for @TheNewHeathers, @strobist style: http://bit.ly/3ceBww
EXCELLENT SHOOT TODD!!!!
as usual :)
can you bring us the light scheme in a graphic way?
regards
Thanks – I’ll see what I can do about lighting diagrams. Right now, before I start creating the library for the diagrams, I think that a site redesign is my priority. Thanks for the comment.
thanks a lot Todd!