A couple weeks back I had the pleasure of meeting up with an old friend, grabbing a beer, and taking his picture. We did the shoot at Danny's, one of his favorite bars, and I kept the lighting pretty simple.
"We're going to take some pictures in your back room. We won't hurt anything."
"umm... ok."
I lit Slava from high camera right with my favorite, a 32" white-over-silver reflective umbrella. I gelled the flash 3/4 CTO, and left the final images a little warm to reflect the vibe of Danny's. The room is also lit by a single teal colored light bulb, and I experimented with using a kicker gelled to come close. The orange and the teal didn't play too nice together, and so I had to scrap it, going with just the simple umbrella.
We did a couple different looks, riffing on the same light sources. Here are some outtakes:
Half way through the shoot, a few strangers wandered up and asked if I would take their picture. I did, telling them they'd have to check out the blog to see it. Let's see if they find it, in which case I will gladly email it to them.
Strobist Info:
SB-800 camera right with 3/4 CTO gel through white-over-silver umbrellaCamera Settings:
1/50 f/3.2 at ISO 800
Nikon 17-55 f/2.8
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