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Well you did quite well with what you had available (though you might consider having one of the assistants, the MUA or the videographer) hand-hold the light for you next time you forget the stand. ;-)
Great communication and 'examples of poses' when working with the model. Overall, great job. :-)
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chris
cpichado 2 years ago
thanks :)
mmuellerphotography 2 years ago
Not a bad BTS video, though it would have been nice to have a bit more variety in the 'and After' shots shown - they all seemed to be the same, regarding processing, posing, and location.
Then again, your flash was duct-taped to a headstone. I guess that limits mobility to a certain degree... ;-)
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chris
cpichado 2 years ago
haha thanks for the comment man. you're right, i couldnt move around a lot, i tried shooting a couple different angles but they all looked crappy due to the flash (f*ck me for forgetting to bring a second lightstand lol). Also, that was the first time for the model to ever be in front of a camera.
Have a good one.
-matt
mmuellerphotography 2 years ago