The UNIVERSAL RINGFLASH ADAPTER will expand your photographic horizons, simplify many aspects of your work, give great results from the first time that you use it and makes your images look truly professional!
I just wanted to say a big thank you to the nearly sold out crowd that came out for my lighting workshop this past Saturday down at ProPhoto Supply.
Continue Reading
I just wanted to say a big thank you to the sold out crowd that came out for my lighting workshop this past Saturday down at ProPhoto Supply.
Continue Reading
Shadows & Light: A Speedlight Workshop
with Jayesunn Krump
Hosted by Pro Photo Supply
When shooting on location you need small, portable tools that you can depend on to create beautiful light. Speedlights are an inexpensive and effective alternative to using big studio strobes. In this hands-on workshop, Jayesunn Krump will teach you to use your flash to its fullest potential. Through his control of shadow and light, Jayesunn takes unique and striking portraits and he will teach you the techniques he uses to create powerful images. Topics covered include:
Two light set up.
The key light is a LumoPro LP160 with a Rogue XL Pro Strip Box as the modifier to camera right. I feathered the edge of the light to create a deep shadow on the opposite side of the subjects face.
The second light was another LumoPro LP160 and was set up off to camera left with the flash head zoomed to about 105mm to create a controlled and slightly vignetted spot on the background directly behind the subjects head and shoulders.This second light was needed in order to create some separation between the subject and the background and to provide some depth to the picture.
Set up diagram and camera information after the jump.
For those of you that did attend and asked for the slides that I used in my presentation here is a link to the Shadows & Light Workshop slides.
Coming this Saturday October 27th I will be teaching a speedlight workshop at Glazer’s Camera in Seattle.
As a matter of fact I am on a train on my way up to Seattle at this moment.
More information after the jump.
When shooting on location you need small, portable tools that you can depend on to create beautiful light. Speedlights are an inexpensive and effective alternative to using big studio strobes. In this hands-on workshop Jayesunn Krump will teach you to use your flash to its fullest potential. Through his control of shadow and light Jayesunn takes unique and striking portraits and he will teach you the techniques he uses to create powerful images.
Topics Include:
* On- and off-camera flash techniques
* Flash modification using reflectors, snoots, grids, and soft boxes
* Gelling your flash for color correction and dramatic effect
* One light, multiple light, and backlighting set-ups
* Posing your subject
After the presentation and live demonstration of various light set-ups, you will have the opportunity to experiment with the techniques just learned. A model will be on-site to assist with the demonstration and hands-on shooting session.
Bring your camera and flash!
Saturday, October 27th – Glazer’s Camera
For Info & Registraton Click HERE
Check back frequently for additions and updates to this schedule!
Coming up on Saturday October 27th I will be teaching a speedlight workshop at Glazer’s Camera in Seattle.
More information after the jump.
When shooting on location you need small, portable tools that you can depend on to create beautiful light. Speedlights are an inexpensive and effective alternative to using big studio strobes. In this hands-on workshop Jayesunn Krump will teach you to use your flash to its fullest potential. Through his control of shadow and light Jayesunn takes unique and striking portraits and he will teach you the techniques he uses to create powerful images.
Topics Include:
* On- and off-camera flash techniques
* Flash modification using reflectors, snoots, grids, and soft boxes
* Gelling your flash for color correction and dramatic effect
* One light, multiple light, and backlighting set-ups
* Posing your subject
After the presentation and live demonstration of various light set-ups, you will have the opportunity to experiment with the techniques just learned. A model will be on-site to assist with the demonstration and hands-on shooting session.
Bring your camera and flash!
Saturday, October 27th – Glazer’s Camera
For Info & Registraton Click HERE
Check back frequently for additions and updates to this schedule!
Here is a photo from a recent shoot that I had with the very talented Portland Oregon based model Dominique Valdovinos.
We went out to a local collage campus with fantastic cement walls for this shoot. By the end of the night we were locked in the campus, watched a hawk eat a small bird right in front of us and found a mock up of a hospital room filled with fake patients. All in all it was a great location shoot!
For this shot I used the following equipment:
2 – LumopPro LP160 flashes
2 – LumoPro LP605 7′ stands
1 – Expoimaging Rogue Grid
1 – Aurora 26″ Firefly Beauty Box
3 – Pixel Opas flash transceivers for Nikon
1 – Nikon D2x (My old workhorse that I still love!)
I placed the Firefly to camera right and a couple of feet above Dominiques head pointed down at her as you can see from the shadow cast by her nose.
I then placed my second flash with the Rogue Grid to camera left and behind Dominique pointed at her head and shoulder to give some separation between her and the background.
It is a pretty simple set up but it works and the second light adds a bit more depth to the shot.
Jayesunn Krump 