Posted on April 28th, 2011 in Lighting Setups with no comments
Lighting For Photo legend David Bicho is back with a great lighting setup for high fashion. This is a pretty advanced lighting setup, but the result shows us that it’s worth all the effort. David is also sharing a PDF of the assignment brief he wrote to the wardrobe stylist. It explains the mood, the [...]
Posted on August 4th, 2010 in Lighting Setups with 2 comments
Norwegian photographer Eivind Røhne gives you a great case studie of hot fashion. This fashion shoot was for an Italian client, but done here in Oslo (Norway) in the middle of the summer. The theme for this editorial was ”hot”, and my inspiration came from old westerns, with those great looking desert and their deadly [...]
Posted on June 14th, 2010 in Lighting Setups with no comments
Gel filters can really change the impression of the photo. In this photo of Professor Martin J. Blaser, photographer Pontus Höök is using two different colored gel filters to get this expressive effect. The reflections to the left is from a glass cage used for scientific research. Professor Martin J. Blaser has been researching the [...]
Posted on June 4th, 2010 in Lighting Setups with no comments
Cool locations demands cool lighting setups. Photographer Pontus Höök shot a portrait of Ottawa NHL player Daniel Alfredsson in a small aircraft. Daniel Alfredsson who was studying to get his pilot’s certificate at the time. There is a strobe with a softbox in the cockpit, wirelessly fired by pocket wizards. This dramatic lighting setup goes perfect with [...]
Posted on May 14th, 2010 in Lighting Setups with no comments
Magnus Svensson took some great promo photos for the band Amy’s Ashes, and gives you an exciting portrait lighting setup with a bright shiny look n feel. Shooting against the light this way gives you those prominent vivid flares. There are two beauty dishes from the back, and one big softbox a bit to the [...]
Posted on May 9th, 2010 in Lighting Setups with no comments
Magnus Svensson is back with another funky fresh lighting setup. The key light is a ringlight wich gives the very characteristic light and maybe most of all, a characteristic shadow if the model stands close to the background. There is also one stripbox on each side that gives the reflection in the glossy outfit.
Posted on May 5th, 2010 in Lighting Setups with 3 comments
When doing bigger/wider lighting setups, the distances grow and ordinary soft boxes and such doesnt work since they become relatively small and creates harsh shadows. Then its great to use really BIG diffusors. In this image we wrapped the whole exterior of the building in milky white plastic to get the huge windows like this. [...]
Posted on April 30th, 2010 in Lighting Setups with 5 comments
This image is a pure tribute to the classic crying-images by Jill Greenberg. This is really showing the crisp and contrasty light of the beloved Profoto Giant (the huge umbrella). From the back, I use two strip lights and a hair light on a boom stand to create a “kicker” all around her silhouette. One [...]