Weekly Assignment #134: High Noon Shooting

[Nikolai]

This one is simple:

high noon;
try to select a cloudless day;
no hiding in a shade;
use the sun as your hair/rim light;
use a reflector (or a windsdhield cover, or a white t-shirt, of a poster board, etc.) as a fill;And get us a nice daylight portrait! :-)

[Smithy]

Does an hour or so before your post count as "archive"? 'cause I was out doing this very thing, today.

[Nikolai]

Does an hour or so before your post count as "archive"? 'cause I was out doing this very thing, today.Technically, it does count :dunno . You need to be aware of the assignment to do it. Otherwise it's no better than last year archive... Sorry...

[Smithy]

My fellow photog/model says, "Hmph."

http://tidewaterforge.smugmug.com/photos/660860336_GCbvk-S.jpg (http://tidewaterforge.smugmug.com/My-Photography/DGRIN-Challenges/9479731_bnPDg#660860336_GCbvk)


:thumb

Fair enough. I'll see what I can do this weekend.

[eL eSs Vee]

Oh, that High Noon. I thought we'd be taking pictures of cowboys having gunfights at the dusty old corral. :D

[Nikolai]

Oh, that High Noon. I thought we'd be taking pictures of cowboys having gunfights at the dusty old corral. :D
If it's a high noon and sun is in proper position, and you can use something as a reflector (white horse?) - by all means, do the "OK Corral" version. Just remember, those 10 gallon hats cast a very deep shade, so you have to have a really nice reflector :-) :wink :rofl