No doubt you’ve all seen this already, but I still get a kick out of it when I watch it, so here goes…
I mentioned in an earlier post that I love dissecting Philip-Lorca’s lightwork, so I had to give it a try myself. I brought my digital camera with a long lens, my metz 45-cl, triggers, a shoot through umbrella and a roll of duct tape. I found a nice busy spot on George Street in the center of Sydney and taped my flash with the umbrella to a tree. I was a bit nervous to start shooting, but once I started I actually found it hard to stop. I’m a bit of a wanderer and not used to sitting in one place to shoot, so I really enjoyed the pace. Funny enough, most people noticed the flash and looked behind them and really didn’t notice me standing there with a camera pointed in their face. Most of the shot were rubbish, but a few turned out OK. Would be great with a second flash to create a more surreal studio look. Here’s one of my favs from the day.
Oh…sorry, I know this doesn’t fit the “traditional” definition of street photography but…you’ll have to excuse me while I have a bit of fun!!!