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I shot this portrait of a working colleague in the parking garage of our office building over lunch. It was a very simple lighting setup with a shoot-through umbrella on camera right (check the catch-light in the eye) plus a bare speedlight on camera left behind the subject. Exif Info:
Today’s picture shows my 10 yo son during one of his first D-SLR shooting sessions with my old Canon Rebel (also known as EOS 350D). I took this picture with my Leica M8, an awesome camera with a very steep learning curve. If you’ve ever shot with a range-finder camera you know what I mean.
I don’t like white-seamless photo-shootings in windowless studios. Not because I don’t own one but because I think they are lifeless. I rather go outside – if the light permits it – and do the shooting in a natural environment like my backyard. I shot the picture below with just available light during a evening in early April after the Sun went hiding behind the mountains.
Well, that’s me, lighted and photographed by me – a lot of me’s – I know…
Oh well, it was a heck of a busy day and I was desperately looking for subjects right before midnight to get something for my 365 project. We got that Teddy Bear as a present from my co-workers for our son’s birth and as he (the bear
I caught a flu which grounded me today but I still was able to get a portrait of our little one…
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) couldn’t run away or complain, I misused him, grabbed my Ray-Flash adapter and the 100mm Macro and shot him. He is still doing fine, btw 
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