In the previous blog post about the shoot with Sylviane Alliet, I talked about the images we made in the doctor / dentist / assistant / medical sphere.
Because we don’t take pictures with a model and the right attributes every day to (especially in the medical field), we decided to quickly do a few shots of Sylviane against a different background. That way we could get some extra mileage out of the attributes. We did this by simply moving the flashlights to another location (right around the corner from our previous shots), with as a result a set of pictures which breathed a totally different atmosphere.
The pictures were taken with 2 Nikon SB900 flashes in slave mode, triggered by a Nikon SB900 on camera – the Nikon CLS system. One flash was standing outside, behind the door, the other stood between between the photographer and Sylviane, but aimed at a corner in the room. In other words, the light was “bounced” or reflected by the white walls and ceiling, so to get an even lighting over Sylviane.
All photos were taken with a Nikon 85mm prime on f2 (because I simply liked to workon f2. Nah).
The result looks like this (images post-processed in Lightroom 3.3).
Shoot with Sylviane - medical theme
Shoot with Sylviane - medical theme
From here on I added some warmth to the image by placing a full cut CTO gel over the outside flash. Hence the impression of sunlight coming through the door and the warm atmosphere.
Shoot with Sylviane - medical theme
Shoot with Sylviane - medical theme
Shoot with Sylviane - medical theme
Next blog post will be much more “zen” … promised!
