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After been quiet for a long time,
starting over here again .
enjoy!

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Pictures from a shooting for the Fashion Designer Brian Morse ( www.gettsum.com )

There is also a making of video available - something i wanted to try out for a long time ….
So the first attempt can be seen now :

To clear the backlog, some “new” stuff to show. Here some pictures of a shooting for a modelbook of the model on the pics. Lighting is a big octabox ftom the right difuses through an additional diffususion panel,combined with some backlight here and there.

after a long time - some new stuff here …
some studio work, ill try to post more of my work done in betweeen, soon . 

Recently tested out the Hasselblad H3DII-31 and H3DII-39 Digital Cameras during a Test-Shooting,
and learned something about the Hasselblad System an their phocus software …
Im really impressed of the image quality, nice tool to work with !
Looking forward to use one for a fashion shooting… 

Some new free work, shot in the last week …
City shots, done with 400D, 70-200 2,8L, some reflector fill,
snapped quick walking relaxed around in a small town nearby  in the sun.
the Shots in the woods werde done with my 17-50 and a BeautyDish set arround 150Ws,
using natural Light as Fill. Some Shots natural light only, guess …
A bit Postprocessing, mainly in LR …

>> Last Friday.
An Exhibition in a cinema with cooperation of a local band playing there.

… as promised - the pictures from the swimwear shooting and some fashion / business style shots .
Pictures for the Sedcard / Modelbook of the Model and my portfolio . Shooting was a week ago at  the last sunny day in September … just finished retouching. Looking outside into the foggy & rainy fall weather, the picures really raise some summer feelings :) 
All swimwear shots done with natural light only - even without reflector just using sand ans water as fill-in and the harsh sun as rim/backlight. Lens was 70-200 2,8L on my 400D.
Im really waiting for the new Canon 5d Mk 2, a bit more dynamic range would be nice in suchs light conditions …
The pictures in the wood were made with 17-50 Tamron Lens and a 300Ws Beauty Dish as Main Light from the side.