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More with the Guitar

Joshua Hubbell January 10, 2024

Building on the previous post, you don’t have to keep it in one spot. Try different locations out and really experiment. Here we moved to a basement stairwell and scuffed up the walls a little plus the light positioning made some of the paint stand out. It changed the tone of the session entirely despite doing the same time poses. I had her do the same exploration with the guitar and guided her from there.

 

This one was done with a single light, no modifier. It was placed high up pointing downwards. Obviously, the shadows were invited for this one. Then at the end I switched them over to grayscale.

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