Finishing up the shoots for the spring issue of 203 with some fashion in greenwich. Because of time constraints we had to shoot 6 setups in 1.5hours, and we did a great job of it. Shot at Morello’s Bistro right on the avenue, great natural light in the location and beautiful arches complemented the clothing nicely.
Notice my 580 on a flex arm hook to the overxposed plate, this will be retouched out for print.
Shot interiors and food at Lolita’s in Greenwich, tequila bar and excellent food, got to use the Overxposed plate I talked about in my last post, as a light stand for both my big Profotos and small strobes, as a camera stand, and a tray for food even!
To get this food closer to wall we used the plate attached to a tripod.
Profoto w/ Mola Beauty Dish & Camera mounted on the OverXposed plate.
Its against the grain to show every image from a photoshoot. Usually there is a narrowing process that culls all but a few images from even the largest of shoots. I’m linking to a SmugMug gallery of the entire shoot, every image taken, of a piece I recently did for our magazine, 203 Modern Affluent Living. The event took place at Steel Shed Sono, a luxury car garage, and our models were Natasha Portier and Tyler Moss. Hair and make up were done by Eleni Andreadis and Zoe Andreadis, and clothing was provided by Zara’s. It may be alot, but in that gallery is lots of ideas that never came to fruitition, lighting, and behind the scenes shots that make a full production happen, hope you enjoy it.
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