LC1, f2.4, 1/15, ISO 400, JPG b&w, 90mmAfter my 500th post yesterday, I decided to post a different picture than my usual today. You can see the picture I initially wanted to post on Flickr.
I got the chance to take a few pictures of models during a photography workshop this evening. While I am generally not a big fan of studio pictures of models because they look a bit lifeless, I do like to take some shots in a studio environment when possible to see how they turn up. I never use the available flashes or the camera flash and think using the available light gives much better pictures.
I used the LC1 because it is very good for portraits due to the bigger sensor and fast lens and I have not used it for a while and wanted to use it again.
Having used the LC1, I know how I want the controls on the new Olympus m4/3 camera to be. I am looking forward to see what Olympus comes up with but more to see what Ricoh's response will be.
Great image! Love the shadows
ReplyDeleteThanks James, I wanted to try something different and play with the shadows and high contrast b&w.
ReplyDeleteJames says it all
ReplyDeleteA rare studio picture in the blog. Nice work indeed. I like it.
ReplyDeleteVery nice lighting...it really is ok to have dark shadows :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comments!
ReplyDeleteI Think i like studio photos, like the shadows... part clear part not..Like the B&W...
ReplyDeleteThe shadows are what I like about it and what I wanted to get from this portrait. Thanks for your comment Ely.
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