turbodude wrote:
AHL - Henderson Silver Knights - media day portraits. Godox strobes - a7riv with 24-105 f4 G. this was my first real commercial shoot since switching to Sony, and i must say it made the shoot very smooth, as there was a lot of movement with the players skating on the ice. for the first time in a long time, i didnt feel like i was fighting the camera, but rather being able to direct my subject and not worry about if the camera would nail focus or not. It was quite the eye opening experience.
Really fine compositions!! Tack sharp, exposed "dead on"....Well done!!
Dan
HelenaN wrote:
Thank you for the compliment! I don't feel qualified to offer critique, but I do like it. Your B&W processing gave it a nice timeless look.
Some left-over snowy shots. Sadly, after a whole month of mostly sunny and really cold weather now it's about +7C and windy and rainy.
Not much snow here this year. I am one of those nuts who actually LIKES snow. This is the best I could do. Sony A7RIV, 24~105mm lens at 35mm ISO 200, f11 at 1/250 sec. Image changed to 4:3 format.
dgurtch wrote:
Just FABULOUS bird shots Douglas, Well done.
Dave in NJ
Thank you, Dave! That's lovely snowy picture of the beach you got! I love how the snow flakes were captured. We have had snow more frequently this winter than usual but only 2-6 inches this time.
Joshua, that's one heck of a portrait of the mandarin duck!!
A few more duck pictures from yesterday, just love how much the A7RIV allows you to crop.
No idea why I shot it at 1/4000, the Topaz denoise is a godsend.
Some people like to see the setup for these. 4 light setup. background in a 34" octa, key light is a 60" deep parabolic umbrella with ad600, two 20x48" kickers and black cards for shadow. apparently my sensor is dirty...
