On Monday 1st March Nick Clegg MP, leader of the Liberal Democrat Party, gave a presentation to an invited audience on social justice issues at The Salvation Army’s Territorial Headquarters in Newington Causeway, London, SE1. The audience comprised Salvation Army leadership, staff, journalists, guests from faith based charities, and clients of The Salvation Army’s social programmes.
More about the event here.
I’ve posted a thread of six images prior to this final shot showing how I arrived at this composition and lighting arrangement.
Shot 1
Shot 2
Shot 3a
Shot 3b
Shot 4
Shot 5
Strobist Info
Two Vivitar 285HVs at 1/4 power CTO’d behind subject left and right at about 45 degrees. Single Canon580EX at 1/8 power in front of subject and right at about 30 degrees. All on Manfrotto nano 001B stands at shoulder height. All bare flash with no other modifiers used. Triggered with Yongnuo RF-602s. Please see the set up shots above.
If you want more information about the planning that went into this shot I’ve written up some notes as a case study here.
Post Production
Removal of the street lamp and some saturation of the sky colour.
Posted by Permanent | Daylight on 2010-03-02 22:01:13
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Tagged: , bare flash , The Salvation Army , social justice , NoBorder , Canon 24-70mm 2.8L , Newington Causeway , morning , Canon20d , flash , canon580ex , NoLogo , colour , Vivitar285hv , Territorial Headquarters , Nick Clegg MP , winter , CTO gel , London , England
