A four piece photography shoot featuring the four elements; Earth, Wind, Water and Fire. Photography: Ryan Doco Connors docofolio.com / Makeup: Dina Day dinaday.com / Videography: Brian Ceci brianceci.com / Music: Tobias Schuch tobiasschuch.com / Stylist: Alexa Kellee
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Self crit: I know I mentioned Photoshop as being one of the keys but we ran out of time before our video guy had to go to Africa for another project.
Sorry everyone <3
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That was AWESOME. I loved the images. Vid was pretty fantastic, too!
Thank you :D
Far better than most super elaborate/expensive setups.
Keep up the vision.
Thanks! It's nice to keep it simple in my opinion. :)
Amen
And dramatic vision trumps $10,000 parabolic umbrellas any day :)
Nice project Ryan!
I only would like to know how a sb-600 can cover the apollo that is so big, while I knew that a flash like the sb-600 could cover at maximum an ezybox 30''. Do you put it with the parabole at 14mm? because at 24mm it cannot cover it..
a part this little curiosity great images!
Fired at anywhere from 1/10th - 1/4 power the softbox actually fills quite nicely I find @ 14mm. It can be a little sparse at times depending on how quickly the batteries are cycling but I've never run into any issue with a single SB600.
pretty good job done there (=
This was pretty amazing great work there. I hope this guy wins :D
Superb! The concept and BTS video were well executed and the outcome is a beautiful piece of work. Kudos to Ryan and his crew.
Very powerful video! Great work!