1st Paid shoot

[NikFan1]

Don't even know if I should post on here because I have not been shooting too long but I did get paid for the shoot so here goes. This is a local Realtor
in my area. She needed a updated head shot for her cards and large flyer.
Thanks for looking!

Jason

 

[JimmyJaceyMom]

You did a wonderful job. What lighting did you use?

 

[TCimages]

I agree with Kathi. Great job on the lighting.

 

[noescape]

That is a great shot!

 

[NikFan1]

You did a wonderful job. What lighting did you use?

Thank you!!! I used 2sb600's in umbrellas. The main light was high and cam left bounced with the black backing on. Second umbrella was bounced with out the black backing very low and to the right for soft chin fill light.

I agree with Kathi. Great job on the lighting.

That is a great shot!

Thanks all, I was a little nervous posting on the pro section

 

[JimmyJaceyMom]

Thank you!!! I used 2sb600's in umbrellas. The main light was high and cam left bounced with the black backing on. Second umbrella was bounced with out the black backing very low and to the right for soft chin fill light.





Thanks all, I was a little nervous posting on the pro section

Don't be nervous, we don't bite. Except on Fridays. Oh. Wait a minute

 

[TCimages]

oh geeze, I bounced in off of an RSS feed. I'm hardly qualified to respond.

 

[NJMAN]

Thank you!!! I used 2sb600's in umbrellas. The main light was high and cam left bounced with the black backing on. Second umbrella was bounced with out the black backing very low and to the right for soft chin fill light.

Thanks all, I was a little nervous posting on the pro section

No need, you did a great job on this. Keep up the good work.

NJ

 

[MichaelT]

though this image looks very nice, I would suggest that you convert it to B&W and see what happens. Usually super flat lighting like this is ok for color images, but when they put their photo in the newspaper in B&W, it goes real muddy.

Getting a good business portrait means that it can be used in a variety of ways with good results. Next time you might try a more neutral background and more dynamic lighting that holds up under B&W.