We go to the Santa Anita race track to photograph professional trainer Eddie Truman at work.
Photographer, Ibarionex Perello, shows how to use the concept of "coverage" to create a diversity of interesting photographs to help tell the story of Eddie's work at the track and stables. Discover how to make interesting images by not only changing focal lengths, but camera position and perspective. To see the images produce at this shoot, visit our flickr page http://www.flickr.com/alasmedia
Traveling to Lake Los Angeles, we photograph dirt bike enthusiast Gilbert Ruvalcaba. To create a series of action shots and portraits using off-camera flash, we use Pocket Wizard's new Mini TT1 and Flex TT5 to use counter the harsh existing light while maintaining TTL flash metering.
We go to Downtown Los Angeles to photograph author Reyna Grande. On a beautiful overcast day, we use reflected light from natural surfaces and photographic reflectors to control the light to produce a variety of portraits.
We go to the Santa Anita race track to photograph professional trainer Eddie Truman at work.
Photographer, Ibarionex Perello, shows how to use the concept of "coverage" to create a diversity of interesting photographs to help tell the story of Eddie's work at the track and stables. Discover how to make interesting images by not only changing focal lengths, but camera position and perspective. To see the images produce at this shoot, visit our flickr page http://www.flickr.com/alasmedia
The look of a person can be dramatically different based on the result of the light you photograph them in. The trick is, when you find an interesting subject, always look at what's happening with the light and if the light doesn't work; Move yourself or the subject to get the shot. Join Ibarionex as he photographs the same subject in four different set ups that illustrate this point.
