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Wednesday, October 12, 2011

We had a fun model in the studio today, and photographed him in a variety of conceptual situations.  The hunt through a maze for some cheese provided several different concepts, such as discovery, frustration, and success.

I began photographing with the Nikon D3x and 105mm macro, but the lens kept hunting for focus with the white on white subject so I switched to the Nikon D7000 and 60mm & 40mm macro lenses and had no further focus problems.  The ISO was 100 and the subject lit by studio strobe in a bank.  I also grabbed the video below with the D7000.


In shots like these it's all about the attitude.  The viewer needs to be able to project human emotions into the scene for the image to be successful in stock.


1 comment:

  1. ElenaphotoOctober 13, 2011 at 11:28 AM

    excellent stock shots! And the model is too cute:)any bites?;)
    My 105 macro on D3X hunts for focus too, to the point I only use it in manual mode now.

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