Portrait: Man in a sugar cane field
So, its been a long time since my last entry, I know. I have a few excuses! I swear! First, the magazines I work for have to print the photos before I can post them. Second, I’m lazy. OK, well I’m not lazy, but over the past few months I have been neglecting my blog. That is going to change. I am going to try and blog a lot more often. I have a few blogs I am going to try and post this week starting with this one, so please stay tuned.
For this shoot I was in Hawaii for one of my friends from highs school’s wedding. He asked if I could come by and bring my camera and In return he would pay for mine and my wife’s plane tickets and condo stay for a week. Not a bad deal if I say so. He also gave me a little cash ![]()
Every day we drove by this sugar cane field on the way to the beach I wanted to stop and take a photo in, so finally on the day of their wedding the bride’s hair and makeup was late so I had an extra hour to kill. I took my friend and his best man out to the field and did a few shots. This is my favorite one.
I used one Strip box with a grid on the front. The box was set up in the front right vertically. There wasn’t much going in the photo so I decided to have his best man throw up his tie to make it look like it was flying in the wind. I later added the plane in Adobe Photoshop. There were planes coming and going over that location but we had very little time to shoot and he really wanted it in there.
Settings:
Model: Canon EOS-1D Mark III
Firmware: Adobe Photoshop CS3 Macintosh
Lens (mm): 24
ISO: 100
Aperture: 9
Shutter: 1/160





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