Studio Intoxication

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Today’s theme image is from a photo shoot on depression. Don’t forget to leave your guesses for the theme in the comments. Hint – it’s not depression.

There’s nothing illegal in this shot – it’s a prepped studio shot. It’s not even alcohol in the glass.

Strobist – 550ex into shoot-thru umbrella (camera left – 90deg) triggered with ST-E2 (ETTL exposure), gold reflector camera right (90deg). Optic slave 45deg behind (left) glass. Exposure 1/200 @ f11, ISO100

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This entry was posted on Wednesday, December 3rd, 2008 at 1:54 am and is filed under Theme and tagged with Light, studio. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed.

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Thanks Brandon. I agree, the reflector added a nice tone to it. It wasn't apple juice, it was tea.

Brandon

Nice setup! I'm impressed at how much that gold reflector added to the tone of the shot. Are you going to reveal what was in the shot glass? My vote is for apple juice..

Denis

Nice motion capture ! Fine one !

Dale

Interesting thought, Ashish! As of 12/10: A-irplane, B-oard, C-onstruction, D-inner, E-ngineer, F-antasy, G-ame (name)/G-ate, H-eron, I-ntoxication, J-ump, K-MT, L-ooking, M-arina, N-ever again, O-wl... So formal guess: The English Alphabet in Pictures

Craig

Thanks for the comments. Brandon, it's tea in the glass.

I had to manually re-enter your comment, as I somehow managed to lose it. Sorry about that.

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