Pretty fun.

One thing I think you should look at is that the full-body-length
shots tend to all be at eye-level and looking down. I think they'd
have more impact if you went to a lower, flatter angle with them.


On Tue, Feb 8, 2011 at 10:23 PM, Larry Colen <[email protected]> wrote:
> Photographing the dance portraits last Saturday was an interesting 
> experience.  I think that I did eleven photo sessions over a span of about 
> four hours, which would have been fairly strenuous even if I wasn't 
> desperately trying to convince myself that I didn't have a cold.
>
> My lighting setup this time was to use the big white lighting with a 
> reflector umbrella off camera to the right.  With a big mirror along the left 
> wall, I got more than enough fill. If anything I think that the light was a 
> bit flat. Though with most of my subjects being middle aged, that may not 
> have been entirely a bad thing.
>
> Artistically, I'm not entirely thrilled with the photos, but that wasn't the 
> goal of the production line environment. The goal was to get at least a few 
> that each paying customer would like, and I didn't have time for any sort of 
> equipment tweaking as I went along.
>
> http://www.flickriver.com/photos/ellarsee/sets/72157626009196594/
>
> Comments, feedback and helpful suggestions welcome.
>
> I don't want to burn out the marketplace, but I do want to build a market.  I 
> was thinking of passing up next month, but the theme is mardi gras, so  I may 
> see if I can do something with more dramatic lighting and a black (unlit) 
> background.
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