I got the idea to turn the side of
a building during the day into a dark night club with a singer performing in
it.
Emili did a great job acting like a
singer. Unfortunately, I did not
have a microphone, so I asked Emili to act-like she was holding one and singing
into it.
The lighting was straight forward—three
Nikon SB 800 in SU 4 mode and gelled acting as stage lights and Elincrhom
Quadra to light Emili.
Enjoy.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhtADBvKlCN29aRc-EB372rwDGlOOolIq4NSzYvMuuihlTw13A16rqDJ9654f5XuppuOy5HqrbxWzObMYm0SlyWZ2U-0HYBxnEBTvoubPfKh9jvA3HHBoK-lsR-G6DKQJOWgzd9fhEnke9r/s320/Blog+_+2013-04-02+_+01.jpg)
Post Processing:
Lightroom 4—applied Nikon
Vivid preset during import, set white and black points and added vibrance.
Photoshop CS5—cloned-out the
light stands of the Nikon SB 800s in behind Emili and added the microphone in
her hand.
You hit a home run with this one.
ReplyDeleteDebbie
I like this series. It has given me a lot to think about. Not sure that I would be able to duplicate any of your shots but I might at least try.
ReplyDeleteKeep up the good work.
Snider
Your lighting diagram does not indicate that you used a softbox. Why didn't you use a softbox?
ReplyDeleteBert
I see what you are trying to do, but the background just does not say night club.
ReplyDeletePercy