Congratulations to dkmiles1 for winning Feature Thread of the Week with 2 votes - View Previous Winners
Been testing out my Godox AD300 PROs with the Fujifilm GFX 50S... I've been envisioning this shot for quite some time and finally had the opportunity to shoot it.
Boy I am really enjoying this Darren! Really a fine composition! The shadow, the silhouette against a high key background... How were the acoustics?
Again very well done!
Dan
Danpbphoto wrote:
Boy I am really enjoying this Darren! Really a fine composition! The shadow, the silhouette against a high key background... How were the acoustics?
Again very well done!
Dan
Thank you very, very much! Acoustics were horrible :-). Kidding, they were great.
sifpandor wrote:
really nicely done. How do you like the Godox?
Thank you very much! I like the Godox a LOT, the only issue I'm running into is that it gets hot pretty quick at 1/2 to full power if you're shooting as quickly as it can recycle. Recycle times tend to stretch out a bit if you're firing frequently which can lead to missed shots. That said, the quality and consistency of the light itself has been excellent, the small size and weight are a nice bonus too.
Awesome image, Darren - I love it! Just a very minor nitpick here, I would like to see more separation between the front side of Musician and the dark area of the tunnel, similar to that of his back side. It can be done in post processing easily. It would minimize the “pregnant” appearance for lack of a better expression. Regardless, this is a well executed concept! This image earned my vote!
AGeoJO wrote:
Awesome image, Darren - I love it! Just a very minor nitpick here, I would like to see more separation between the front side of Musician and the dark area of the tunnel, similar to that of his back side. It can be done in post processing easily. It would minimize the “pregnant” appearance for lack of a better expression. Regardless, this is a well executed concept! This image earned my vote!
Joshua
Thanks Joshua, I appreciate the tip (and the vote!)
How were the acoustics
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