Guitar Shots (Road to LPS 18)

[leaforte]

The current Dgrin LPS challenge is 'Seconds/Milliseconds'. So my very first thought was the tick of a metronome, and than my thoughts went to my guitar and guitar strings...the measurement of vibration of the strings, or frequency, thus millisecond. Granted, a stretch.

I am new to lighting, so I figured it would be a good exercise to explore lighting technique.

#1 Color Shot (as shot. All shots are with my nifty fifty)

http://tonymcguiness.smugmug.com/photos/235283988-L.jpg

#2 A B/W Conversion with Crop

http://tonymcguiness.smugmug.com/photos/235296297-L.jpg

#3 I thought this shot captured vibration/frequency best. Though I really like the color version, I figured since my Epiphone was black/abalone the B/W conversion would work fine. This shot also captures the strings vibrating.

http://tonymcguiness.smugmug.com/photos/235106045-L.jpg

Any CC about lighting and/or exposure would really be appreciated.

[Skippy]

The current Dgrin LPS challenge is 'Seconds/Milliseconds'. So my very first thought was the tick of a metronome, and than my thoughts went to my guitar and guitar strings...the measurement of vibration of the strings, or frequency, thus millisecond. Granted, a stretch.

I am new to lighting, so I figured it would be a good exercise to explore lighting technique.

#1 Color Shot (as shot. All shots are with my nifty fifty)
#2 A B/W Conversion with Crop

#3 I thought this shot captured vibration/frequency best. Though I really like the color version, I figured since my Epiphone was black/abalone the B/W conversion would work fine. This shot also captures the strings vibrating.
Any CC about lighting and/or exposure would really be appreciated.

Hi there Leaforte, I really like the isolation on the last shot :clap
It is also easier to define the background on this particular shot.

Well Done! ..... Skippy :D
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[Hudworks76]

The current Dgrin LPS challenge is 'Seconds/Milliseconds'. So my very first thought was the tick of a metronome, and than my thoughts went to my guitar and guitar strings...the measurement of vibration of the strings, or frequency, thus millisecond. Granted, a stretch.

I am new to lighting, so I figured it would be a good exercise to explore lighting technique.

#1 Color Shot (as shot. All shots are with my nifty fifty)

http://tonymcguiness.smugmug.com/photos/235283988-L.jpg

#2 A B/W Conversion with Crop

http://tonymcguiness.smugmug.com/photos/235296297-L.jpg

#3 I thought this shot captured vibration/frequency best. Though I really like the color version, I figured since my Epiphone was black/abalone the B/W conversion would work fine. This shot also captures the strings vibrating.

http://tonymcguiness.smugmug.com/photos/235106045-L.jpg

Any CC about lighting and/or exposure would really be appreciated.

and at the end of the show he would throw the bass in a big daring arc to his tech....who always caught it....I was often in position...but couldn't get it sharp, never mind in the frame but it was fun being there....hoping.

[joshhuntnm]

I really like the first one, but then, I am not so much into bw