- Describing the Scene (03:11) Joe has brought his people out to a dark, dusty motel for a noir-themed photo shoot
- Transforming Light Sources (08:55) Using a bed sheet and a single light source for the initial setup
- Altering the Mood (06:28) Making the shots more melancholy just by changing the level of exposure
- Single SB900 Flash (10:22) Using the single flash through the bed sheet provides a big, diffused light source that I very versatile
- Hard Light (05:51) Strengthening the light source casts dramatic shadows and changes the fee of the image
- Snapping Away (05:15) Working through the shoot with different positions and clothing
- Lots of Drama (08:39) Changing makeup, wardrobe, and creating a new lighting setup to add some more drama to the scene
- Creepy Color (04:38) Using gels on the headlights of cars to add some colored light to the crime scene
- Crime Scene Shoot (07:45) Joe works with different lighting groups, multiple subjects, different colored gels - all to get one shot!
- High Speed Synch (05:36) Shooting skateboarding action using a flash synched at high shutter speeds
- Skate Park Shoot (08:35) Using a bank of flashes with remote triggers and fast shutter speeds
- Action Shots (02:57) Trying to keep up with the fast moves of a skate boarding subject
- Bits and Pieces (07:48) Everyone is working out their best moves and trying to find the great shots among the not-so-great ones
Course Time: 01 Hours 26 Minutes Your Progress: Complete
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