Photographer Ari Loeb took a self-portrait, while waiting for his model to arrive in stage B. Coming in a few minutes early, and he was able to play with the setup, as well as film a last-minute self-tape audition! And he booked the job!
If you look at the catch light in Ari’s light, there is a round light source hitting the model from above, camera’s right. Shadows on Ari’s face are well defined, hard, which hints us that the modifier most likely was a beauty dish, possibly without diffuser. This portrait resembles Rembrandt style portrait, where the model’s face will have a triangular shaped shadow under one of his eyes.
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Few words about Ari and his experience in stage B:
“I am a full-time stunt performer in film and television, and part-time photographer. I am a dancer and choreographer, formerly Cirque du Soleil, Spider-Man on Broadway, and Pilobolus Dance Theater. I have choreographed for television in 8 countries, and worked in 350 cities worldwide. Now I am back and forth between Los Angeles and Atlanta, photographing whenever I can, mostly dancers and acrobats. My love for grace and the human form will never die. Thank you FD Photo Studio for a great session. Can’t wait to come back!”
Follow Ari Loeb on Insta // @Loeb_photo and check out his Website // www.loebphoto.org.
Stage B features all black walls and ceiling, with capabilities to completely shut off the natural window light. Equipped with black, gray, and white background paper, three strobe lights and numerous modifiers for your choice this stage is all you need for a perfect, intimate, creative environment. To check the availability for this stage as well as find more helpful information about our rental please see the WEBSITE.