So I have a friend named James, or as I like to call him "Z" who likes to have his picture taken. So I took it as an opportunity for a free model.

I was using a new lighting technique in a lot of these, it is an idea I got from some fashion photographers.


Basically rather than diffusing the flash as much as possible for even lighting, you try to give it a hot spot, for a certain effect.


That is a giant metal fish. Rad.
This is the very beginning of the night, mostly shot to get my settings right and test my flash etc. But i really like the natural gate and head position. This is a very candid looking shot.


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