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Tag Archives: lighting
Class Demo: Food
Thursday (4/20) I did a demo of food photography for the Lighting Class. In a class lecture on the previous Tuesday we discussed plated vs. studio food issues and advertising vs editorial style shooting and I showed them a number of examples. The … Continue reading
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WRIST WATCH DEMO IN CLASS
For my Lighting Techniques class, the next assignment is jewelry. For the first demo I decided to do a watch since it combines issues of reflectivity (metal band and bezel) and transparency (the face) for a fairly simple starting point. … Continue reading
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LIGHTING DEMO – Light Meter
Well, Spring 2017 semester is well underway and after preliminary calibration exercises to help students learn the abilities and limitations of their cameras, in the lighting class I did a demo for the 2nd shooting assignment: a Product that is … Continue reading
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Boot Demo for Lighting Class
This week’s assignment for the lighting class was to create a catalog cover shot of something solid and textured. It could be anything but had to be larger than a watch and smaller than a suitcase — basically something that … Continue reading
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Commercial Break: Demo for Lighting Class
We interrupt the Taos Trip series (there will be one more post — No. 7 — but all the images and narrative are not quite ready) to bring you a quick demo shot for the lighting class at City College. … Continue reading
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Tagged 5D Mk II, jewelry, lighting, photography, Sigma 50-500mm, studio
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Demo in Studio: Lots of Texture for the Lighting Class
This week I shot a demo for the lighting class to illustrate lighting to emphasize texture. Their assignment is a solid textured object in which the texture is an important sales feature of the item they have chosen. To show … Continue reading
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Tagged Canon 5D MkII, lighting, photography, Rhinocam, studio, texture, Zeiss lens
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Last Shot Before Death Valley
My Landscape Class’s field trip to Death Valley kicks off tomorrow morning when we will all hit the road and head to a most unusual place. It is a place at once terrifying, especially if you were a person in … Continue reading
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Another Lighting Demo: Light Tents and Painting with Light
UPDATED! It looks like this is going to be a frenzied week after a week of quiet and much needed rain. It started today (Monday) with a demonstration for my lighting class at City College. The topic was shiny/reflective items … Continue reading
Full of Beans in the Middle of Nowhere
It started out as a plan to produce a fun shot for the Sinclair-King collaborative food portfolio. The concept Cynthia had was to find a spot in the wilds where we could stage a campfire scene with beans in a … Continue reading
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Planning for a Workshop
San Diego — I guess I’ve been a producer too long but I am driven half crazy by presenters of seminars and workshops who can barely spell “project management” much less demonstrate it. Relying on their subject matter expertise, which … Continue reading