Ever wonder just how hot Hell’s Kitchen is? No? Me either…But I bet it would look something like this… Hells Kitchen All of these shots are straight from the camera with no editing at all. The logos on his shirt are light stencils popped at different angles to match his pose. Converted from Canon’s sRAW with no editing. Chillin’ Cubed Hotbox Singed
OK. The lighting dilemma; I have these cool gel swatches that I even got for free(or $3.95 if you were stupid enough to buy them from Amazon.com) but how do I attach them to my strobes? Sure you could buy the Lumiquest FXtra, or that cereal box contraption. I have seen a ton of other DIY holders but none of them looked like something really useful. I thought and thought and then thought some more and came up with this. The good points are it is only 1 layer to minimize light loss and it is incredibly easy to apply. Mine just stay on my flashes all the time and I can still use the snoots and gobos that require the velcro on the side. The type of plastic used here is the key. I got this plastic from a flashlight package(what a...
Is it an arrival or a series of departures… Another version.
We want to give a big thanks to www.cfye.com. They were kind enough to embed our new film right on their top page and they did not stop there. They gave us a shout out in this great article about light painting titled “Exploring Light”. Crack For Your Eyes (cfye.com) is an awesome site that covers street art, photography, design and everything cool. It is just one of the sites in their network. Be careful cause the site is like a big karate chop to your senses…. A tidbit I ripped off from the site(sorry about that guys…) “What is CFYE? In short, a platform for inspiring content and exposure of creative audio and visual work. For the full answer, we redirect you to the ‘about’ page and wish you much reading...
