We finalised the shot list whilst waiting for the talent. after several phone calls Ken found out that the talent was no where to be found. Non professional talent has is a bit like non professional photographers...you get what you pay for. Ken was sweating, he knew either he was the talent...or nothing was to be salvaged.
Ken showing off his products.Even though Ken was very camera shy he was willing to take direction and step out of his comfort zone for some animated shoits.
Ken provides cleaning franchises for those that are interested
Like a true trooper he was under Nu's make up brushes and into the frame.
The idea was to be generous with the negative space to allow "text over" images and to use just details like hands,equipment etc from some images.
Will is always on hand to give me a whibal colour balance
The reflection would be cleaned up in post.
We all had a laugh as Ken had to squeeze into tiny cloves...he had to suffer for our art.
One of the many portraits to be cropped for Kens headshot.
I hqad to shoot 2 strobes into a 60" umbrella to balance out the sun.Im glad I packed the studio strobes instead of the small off camera strobes..." A good big dog will ALWAYS beat a good little dog..
That was a fun morning :) It was good seeing Ken loosen up and go with the flow as we played furniture origami with the apartment (yes, we put it all back the way it was)!
ReplyDeleteCheers ric!
~ Will