Now, if you think that shooting Bruce Sprinsteen sitting on a stool was an easy task, check this one. Rudolph Giuliani 65 stories up, with Heisner making it look as if he is lit by the New York lights instead of a complicated Prophoto set of artificial lights.
I'm amazed looking at the image and thinking of what has been put in the making of it. Incredibly smart and somehow logical. These videos are of much help for someone who is trying to learn how to deal with lights, thus the creativity must be there, for any different situation that might arise. That one, either you have it or not.
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Thursday, September 23, 2010
Monday, September 20, 2010
Gregory Heisler whiteboards his Bruce Springsteen Time Magazine cover
Gregory Heisler is one of those photographers that can make look simple the most difficult shootings. He's a regular on the Time Magazine cover, and in this short video he explains his set up for the session with Bruce Springsteen. You listen, you follow his sketch and you think is easy, then you try do do the same and it sucks...
Have a look at the video and take notes :-)
Have a look at the video and take notes :-)
Etiquetas:
bruce springsteen,
cover,
gregory heisler,
lighting,
portrait,
professional,
prophoto,
time magazine
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