Our Shoot Aboard a $30 Million Dollar Yacht... ( P,M )

[christian]

I hope this works. It was a fun shoot. Styling: Christian and Kat, Make-up: Vincent, Model: Elise.

It's been a while since I've been around. How is everyone?

christian

[christian]

Did I post this in the right forum? I can't see it on the list...

[grumblecat]

Well I found it, nice work. Welcome back, I've missed your honesty around here. So question on this, it appears to be a natural light shoot, and the quick snaps and the images on the main board show beautiful lighting. How much would the location near the water with the overcast skies play into that? I know shooting in Vegas a couple summers ago I got good images at horrible times of day because the light in that environment just seemed to transmit better with no foliage around to deaden everything.

I have so much still to learn so seeing something like this and the results really just puts far more questions than answers for me, but questions I need to ponder not that bother me.

Anyway enough rambling crap.

[JaysonFromMaine]

nice!... i see you used the bronica 645rf...thats a sweet lil camera...

[Michael_G_Beach]

Christian-

hey bud, It's Michael Beach from Model Mayhem. I don't see a link to the shots, but I'd love to check them out.

[rolandogomez]

Mr. Evil...nice...thanks, rg sends!

[christian]

Thanks everyone.

Actually, the images will be in my new website.

Boats have a natural edge for lighting, in that most of them are very light in color, so they reflect light very well.

Also, it's a Bronica ETRSi.

christian

[JaysonFromMaine]

Almost right...still a Bronica 645...i like the ETRSi series....

Originally Posted by christian

Thanks everyone.

Actually, the images will be in my new website.

Boats have a natural edge for lighting, in that most of them are very light in color, so they reflect light very well.

Also, it's a Bronica ETRSi.

christian