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I asked Charlotte to do a photoshoot with my so I could practice my lighting, composition, etc for the black and white scenes in my film MindTwist. Charlotte will be in the film in episode 2, quite possibly dressed like this.

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Strobist: 580ex II with grid camera left and a couple metres beyond Charlotte as backlight, 430ex II into shoot through umbrella on camera right, just out of shot. Triggered with PocketWizard Mini-TT1 and Flex-TT5 with AC3 for zone control.

I asked Charlotte to do a photoshoot with my so I could practice my lighting, composition, etc for the black and white scenes in my film MindTwist. Charlotte will be in the film in episode 2, quite possibly dressed like this.

www.facebook.com/pages/MindTwist/119933518094006

Strobist: 580ex II with grid at top of stairs pointing down at Charlotte, 430ex II into shoot through umbrella at bottom of stairs about head height. Triggered with PocketWizard Mini-TT1 and Flex-TT5 with AC3.

I asked Charlotte to do a photoshoot with my so I could practice my lighting, composition, etc for the black and white scenes in my film MindTwist. Charlotte will be in the film in episode 2, probably not dressed like this :)

www.facebook.com/pages/MindTwist/119933518094006

Lighting: continuous light from 900-LED lights, one on camera left, the other camera right and as close to the wall as I could get them. I was using continuous light rather than flash because I was testing setups for filming.

I asked Charlotte to do a photoshoot with my so I could practice my lighting, composition, etc for the black and white scenes in my film MindTwist. Charlotte will be in the film in episode 2, probably not dressed like this :)

www.facebook.com/pages/MindTwist/119933518094006

Lighting: continuous light from 900-LED lights, one on camera left and behind Charlotte, the other camera right, and a third camera left and low down to get light on the boots. I was using continuous light rather than flash because I was testing setups for filming.

Fiona writes a fashion blog so I suggested we do a fashion shoot for it.

Edited in Lightroom 3, with some Photoshop CS5.1 for a bit of tidying up.