The ability to adapt

July 28, 2010

Here are a few shots of one of my favorite people ever, Monica Renee…and some stuff I learned from the shoot. :) First, be prepared for the unexpected. Pros are able to get the job done with what they have and what they know…and are able to roll with the punches. And, speedlights work in [...]

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Here are a few shots of one of my favorite people ever, Monica Renee…and some stuff I learned from the shoot. :)

First, be prepared for the unexpected. Pros are able to get the job done with what they have and what they know…and are able to roll with the punches.

And, speedlights work in a pinch. :)

Here is the podcast…

[audio: adapt.mp3]

Or you can download the episode here.

And here are the pictures. :)

  • Todd says:

    Great podcast and amazing shots as always, Aaron.

    I try to always bring backups to a shoot – extra bodies, cards, batteries, flashes etc. – you just never know what you’ll run into on a shoot.

    And I share your pain on the Alien Bees. Most of the time they rock, but there’s always that once in a while where they seem to have a mind of their own.

    When you went to your speedlights, did you have any modifiers on them or did you work them as is? Whenever I use my 580s, I tend to shoot them with the Fong Lightsphere or the Lastolite Ezybox.

     (July 28, 2010 at 7:02 am)
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