Hey all!
I’m here with the rest of the FortySixty Photography crew to do a commercial shoot. We all met up for the first time yesterday. Dave Allen came down from Ohio to chill with us and do some photos. Here’s a couple snaps from yesterday’s activities:
So you want to be a model photographer?
This will serve as a thorough guide to shooting models and portraits in general. If there’s something I haven’t covered that you’d like to know more about, please let me know and I will add it.
The guide will be broken down into 4 major sections:
1. Gear you’ll need
2. Locations (Studio vs. On-location)
3. Types of model photography
4. Marketing yourself and your work
Previously posted at blog.peteyphotography.com
I’ve decided that I really need to blog more, and have some more helpful content. So, here goes:
I shot one of my best friends and his beautiful wife’s wedding yesterday. It was very hectic and very crazy but the wedding turned out great! I’m so tired!! Me and the groom spend hours working on the song they walked down the aisle to and just so many other things go along with a wedding that happens to be a friend of yours for the past 10 years. Ill be posting up a set fairly soon… but here is a teaser for now.
40/60 shoots Beneath City Streets! from fortysixty on Vimeo.
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Hey all! I’m going to try to post a blog every time I put a new set up because its only fair to you guys! Last night me and my wife went to Denny’s for a late night snack and to read magazines(I know we sounds like were 50). On our way home we decided we have had too much coffee so we were gonna go do a photoshoot. We could only think of one thing…. zombies. I’ll let the set speak for its self but its pretty rockin…
Check it out here
Hey all! How you been? The kids good? Ok, now that the small talk is over with I might as well write an update. I went to Florida a couple weeks ago to visit some family and the other guys in the 40/60 crew. It was awesome and I hope to post a video blog about it sometime soon. The set I put up today was with a solo guitarist named Christian Arnold. He’s been a really good personal friend for a long time and is amazing at guitar.
We went down into Millvale, PA and shot these shots. There’s not alot going on down there but its where most of the big rock and hardcore shows come through because there is not a lot of venues in town. The pictures with the church are actually the venue the bands play at.
Ok, now down to business. These shots were shot using an Alien Bee 1600 through an umbrella and a bare sb-600. The ones at the church just used a 1600 with an umbrella. One light setups are nice because you get a pretty dramatic feel and creates nice contrast in a picture.
Heres what that set-up looked like:
If I can think of anything more I’ll come back an make an update. Have a great saturday!