Every year there is a Chinese New Year Parade in DC’s China
town; sadly, the parade is slowly deteriorating and becoming smaller and
smaller. Also people are just not being courteous,
they move out into the street in front of the parade marchers and the security
isn’t keeping the parade watchers on the sidewalk. It is also becoming more and more difficult, to
take pictures politely without having people with their phone and iPads jumping
in front of me. So I think this was my
last year photographing the Chinese New Year Parade.
On October 12th, I had the pleasure of working with the marvelous SunnyRae . The general theme for the shoot was pumpkins but with coordination on outfits with SunnyRae theme evolved into official portraits of an 18 th century Pumpkin Baron. For this session, I used: Photography Equipment Props/Miscellaneous Cannon R6 24-105 mm Lens Transmitter/Trigger 2 Phottix Strobe 1 Westcott Strobe 1 rectangular soft box 1 strip box 1 6x6 silver reflector 2 C-stands 1 light stand Boom arm Color checker clamps Sandbags Backdrop stand Rough canvas backdrop Pumpkins Rough canvas drop cloth Flowers Old trunk Books Letters Wooden crate Fake leaves Chair Tri-level plant stand The set up I wanted to keep this set up a bit rustic yet give the feel of staged aristocratic painting of the time. I started with a plain rough canvas backdrop then placed an ol...
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