Wednesday, June 17, 2009
Sunday, April 27, 2008
It's a Composite


Client want to have a classy portrait of himself in a Hong Kong busy night.
It's raining and the ambient light in the location is quite strong
So there is noway to capture both slow motion cars lighting tail and him in one shoot.
I have decide to make 2 shoot and composite them in post production.
My idea is the 2 shot must be in same angle / location / focus length ... to result a more natural look.
You may find out more image in http://www.hkphoto.com/portfolio
Thursday, April 10, 2008
Wednesday, February 27, 2008
Fashion shoot - behind the scene
For a success photography project, it's not just about your camera, lighting, make up, model ... etc.
The most important is the communication between your crew.


The most important is the communication between your crew.


You may find out more image in http://www.hkphoto.com/portfolio
Labels:
lighting,
Lighting Diagrams,
portrait,
Studio
Sunday, November 25, 2007
Create lighting setup diagrams with just the browser
Scott David Garson provide a superb solution run inside the web browser.
If you like to create a lighting setup diagrams, but don't want to learn any graphic software.
It's flash based web application, check it out if you feel interest.
http://www.sdgphoto.com/lightingstudio/
If you like to create a lighting setup diagrams, but don't want to learn any graphic software.
It's flash based web application, check it out if you feel interest.
http://www.sdgphoto.com/lightingstudio/
Labels:
Lighting Diagrams Application
Cae annual report 2006
CAE image is photography by our photographer Jim Peng. The photo is about their China tutor working inside their flight Simulator location in their China base.
Lighting
3 x Canon 550 EX
A. with blue gel
B. with on flash diffuser on.

Final image

You may find out more image in http://www.hkphoto.com/portfolio
Lighting
3 x Canon 550 EX
A. with blue gel
B. with on flash diffuser on.

Final image

You may find out more image in http://www.hkphoto.com/portfolio
Labels:
assignment,
lighting,
location
Thursday, November 22, 2007
Volex Annual Report PART II - Business Portrait
Since client want some traditional portrait (Studio like), so we have to find a plain white background, and there is only one small wall that have perfect surface outside the wash room. So we have to use it.
Light setup
1 x 600w mono head
1 x reflector handhold by my assistant

Final Image

You may find out more image in http://www.hkphoto.com/portfolio
Light setup
1 x 600w mono head
1 x reflector handhold by my assistant

Final Image

You may find out more image in http://www.hkphoto.com/portfolio
Labels:
assignment,
lighting,
location,
portrait
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