Last weekend I had a ball with Kajo and Chris Belyea shooting this image in the old Dunlop Factory. The model is Sarah Jane Kelly who is a lovely young girl to work with. I was evaluating a set of Elinchrom Ranger Quadras for the weekend, so I went out with the goal of shooting a stylised portrait of the model as a graffiti artist.
I was very happy with the way the shot turned out. I applied quite a bit of stylised post processing. If you are interested in how I processed it, check out the tutorial below.
Enjoy
Brent
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Stunning work Brent, thanks for the tutorials, starting to make the time to watch, love the effort you go to share your work.
Hey Brent,
How did you go with the evaluation of the Elinchrom Ranger Quadras, I’m in the market for some triggers and trying to decide what to spend the money on.
Rgds Jonathan
Hi Jonathan
While I liked the Quadras and they are nice lights, I’ve decided NOT to go ahead with them.
Instead I’m buying an Einstein from Paul Buff along with a Parabolic Light Modifier, Vagabond II portable power supply.
If you are interested in the rationale behind this decision let me know and I’ll post it.
Brent
Thanks for sharing again Brent. It’s great to get a few different tips each time without too much brain overload – they are very easy to listen to and follow. Now I just have to get off my backside and try some of them myself.
fantastic shot once again there big buddy!
You are really starting to hit your straps with your lighting techniques now and it shows!
I will have a look at the tut when I get a mo!
Fabulous work! Love it!
Mate brilliant work!
Great work Brent, sharp as a tack and beautiful model.
May need a bit of spray on her fingers for a bit of authenticity.
[…] I deliberately processed this image pretty hard in Photoshop because I really wanted a stylised image. If you want to see my post processing, head over to my blog site where i have a full tutorial video posted. […]