clients today

[alveraz]

Haven't posted any clients in a while. Here's a few I shot today...

All D80 50mm & 70-300mm #2 is with SB-600, rest are just bounce.

www.zampanophoto.com

 

[Kevin Dorsey]

They all look good, number 1 is my favorite because I love her. And I see no difference between the bounce shots and the flash shots. Well done.
What are you using for bounce?
-Kevin

 

[Mino]

number 1 is my favorite because I love her.
-Kevin

This won't cut it dude...I' flying out there as we speak to ask her out!

Seriously though, all good ones Alveraz nice shooting. I like how #3 is almost in a "Scene" if you will, sort of has a "shot on set" look to it

 

[alveraz]

Thanks guys! Number 1 is the daughter of a talent agent I work with, I shot her other daughter this evening actually but I havent gotten to her shots yet.

Number 3 is my favorite of this group only because whenever I get a chance to step out of the industry standard on a headshot it's much more fun. If I could only shoot fun headshots for a living, man that would be great, I might even like doing this.

Seriously guys, I don't enjoy shooting headshots anymore, it's so completely monotonous now. If it wasn't paying for vacations and other habits I'd quit in a heartbeat. Anyway, my brother is in training to take over soon so that will be nice. I get to take in half the revenue while I concentrate on writing, not bad

 

[Justin Aguirre]

Awesome shots as always...

Quick question, your locations are outside of the studio yes? If so how do you go about finding them on the street and/or what do you look for especially?

 

[alveraz]

These are all in my garage, the 3rd one is on the side of my house. I like to find cave-like areas with wide mouths for light, if that makes sense. A garage is ideal as you have the depth/darkness but a balanced flood coming in the front. This also gives you room to slide the subject in and out of the light as you see fit.

I use a large white bounce for filter or bounce. I forget at the moment what it's actually called but as a filter it simply softens the light coming though.