This week, how to find models without agents.
Bruce is planning on doing a shoot soon with a model from Ozmodel.
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Bruce has got his new lens. This is a shot ripped off quickly in the back yard before school, on the morning of recording Shutters Inc! Nothing brilliant, I know, but gimme some time with it.We’ll get there. |
Shelton answers a listener e-mail about how to best photograph people who are a little on the heavy side,
plus he also talks about ‘framing’ our composition.
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Also, not mentioned on the podcast, but definitely worth sharing, are these panning shots from Andrew Sanigorski:
Recently you guys were talking about blurs and panning the camera to renders moving subjects stationary and I thought I’d share some of the work I’ve done with you and your listeners/readers which is a bit different as they don’t have a central sharp focus and are more concerned with the shapes and natural rhythms I’ve observed in the landscape.
The images (personal work) were exposed for between 1/5th to 3 seconds generally with small apertures to get the type of blurring i was after (of course I could have added an ND filter so wider apertures could be used). The images were pretty much adjusted using camera raw (Bridge) with some very minor PShop tweaking.
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…plus these of Jason Kaechler’s crazy cats!
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