Wow…I just had the most AMAZING shoot ever today with my friend, Mallory Clark.
“What made it amazing?” you may be asking…well, that’s easy.
For one, Mallory is one of the sweetest people ever…and a ton of fun to hang out with.
She is always down for an adventure.
She is GORGEOUS.
She’s not afraid to get a little dirty. Or try something different.
We shot 10 different looks today in four different locations. We shot a little casual lifestyle, some glamour, a little fashion, some headshots, and a little glamour/pinup, and some dramatic editorial stuff. We shot from one extreme to another. Pretty and soft to gritty and dirty. She is amazing.
Like I have mentioned before, I adore people that challenge me…and today, I was challenged. It was great.
A huge thanks to my homie Scott from Whiskey River Motor Co and the boys for letting us shoot at their garage. A special shout to my pal Bronson for coming out and assisting and shooting a little video. A little thanks to the sweet lady at Hamels in Mission Beach for the roller skates…my buddy Jon for lending me his Profoto pack in a pinch…the lady at the ice cream shop for making the ice cream cone extra messy…my roommate David for showing a tobacco virgin how to smoke a cigarette realistically…and my friend Jack Daniels for getting rid of my sore throat. :)
Stay tuned for shots from today…looking forward to shooting with Mal next week. More hotness to come!!
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.
Thanks Todd!! Really means a lot!
When I work with speedlights, I usually use them with my Fong Lightsphere I find that it gives me a softer effect.
You can do amazing stuff with speedlights…but I don’t have to tell you that. :)
http://mizomi.blogspot.com/2010/06/enhancing-light.html