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Howdy! In this how to video we show you how to use Christmas lights in the studio to produce a great out of focus highlight shot - using Bokeh.

Shot in Studio A at SOPHA, The Studio of Photographic Arts in Manchester, NH

It is incredible what you can get with a Nikon D7000 and Bokeh Masters Kit by diyphotography.net ( A nice present that you can buy it here )

by Bud Thorpe

Alkermes Shoot

4 lights setup

by Dave Nagel

Sports Illustrated's annual College Football Preview Issue is upon us again, and this year I got to spend some time behind the scenes of Stanford quarterback Andrew Luck's cover photo shoot with Sports Illustrated photographer Peter Read Miller

by Max Morse

THREE LIGHTS SETUP

FINAL COVER (VIA SPORTS ILLUSTRATED)

WORKSHOP WITH PETER READ MILLER

This is the seventh year that Peter Read Miller has held his Sports Photography
Workshop in Denver, CO. The workshop will run from the evening of Monday, April
4 through Sunday afternoon, April 10.

The workshop is limited to 20 to 25 students and they will have the opportunity to
photograph a wide variety of sports and sporting events.

In addition to action photography, the workshop covers portrait lighting with
strobes, both in the studio and on location, arena lighting and the set-up and use of
remote cameras. (more information here )

LAST WORKSHOP VIDEO (2011)

Setup:

by COUSINS PRODUCTION

Bruce Gilden joined Magnum Photos in 1998 and became a full Member in 2002.

Quote "I'm known for taking pictures very close, and the older I get, the closer I get."

The secrets to be like Bruce Gilden

1. Use vertical images.

2. See in Black and white.

3. Shoot with a low angle.

4. Use a flash and BOOM.

5. Shoot close (5 feet away)

6. Use a light meter

7. Be a gentleman with ladies.

8.Use a Leica.

9. If you see him, do not smile.

10. Shoot quick.

And if you want to be a street photographer, remember before you try this at home, you are not a famous Magum photographer.......yet. Nice hunt.

Other ISO 1200 post about Bruce Gilden | More videos about Bruce Gilden

Havana Brown behind the scenes footage from her photoshoot with Randall Slavin for "WE RUN THE NIGHT"

FORENSIC SECTION

One of the things that distinguish Randall´s style is the use of gels to get unusual colors in his pictures.

In this session, Randall uses a reflector to separate with a blue gel the Havana´s figure from the background(on the right). Probably for the main light, Randal uses a big reflector with an orange gel (long shadow on the left).

We do not forget us "forensic" section, today Mario Testino.

Mario uses only the natural light from the windows and a black card to get more shadows on the face of Kirsten. Two things, Mario uses a tripod to get a sharp image, and a computer to visualize the pictures. Simple, but the images are incredible.

Video by Brian Quist

To know more about Brian, visit his website: http://www.brian-quist.com

Some screenshoots:

Video by Brian Quist

Who do not know "my name is Earl". Well, Jason Lee is not only an actor, he was a prominent professional skateboarder in the late 1980s and early 1990s.

He had a part in the 1991 Blind Skateboards video Video Days, shot by director Spike Jonze. (*)

This photo shoot corresponding the article in the new February/March 2011 issue of Skateboarder: 20th Anniversary Reunion with Mark Gonzales, Jason Lee, Rudy Johnson, Guy Mariano and Jordan Richter.

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Skateboarder Magazine, in the 20th Anniversary Reunion with Mark Gonzales, Jason Lee, Rudy Johnson, Guy Mariano and Jordan Richter.

Yes, today we have forensic section. 3 lights+softbox+chimera Overhead F2