Nates Garage is COMPLETE!
23 October 2008, Reality Shoot
| Check out this final shot of Nate, along with some behind-the-scenes video stills from the production! | |
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This was a crazy little production for sure. I definitely have to give a shout-out to my Utah crew for a job well done! Here are just a few of the props used in the actual shoot: full size Honda, car lift, 2 car engines, a bucket of medicine, over 50 x-rays, another full bucket of hospital bracelets, the coolest garage EVER, (thanks Doug), several gallons of water, a bottle of anti-freeze, iPod, dozens of collectors bottles of Mountain Dew, 2 twelve packs of soda, and lots of lights... Enjoy!
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24 October 2008 - 9:27:34 -
carly
these pictures are just going to make shad miss you even more ;)
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dude, you're really really amazing! your job is so fucking cool! love it! please, do more. see ya!
will
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27 October 2008 - 3:29:09 -
steve
Hi Bryan
I stared off as a mechanic many years ago sure I recognize that garage lol. A great set of shots gives a good idea of the behind the scenes stuff. Love the final shot great stuff
Bryan why did you shot Nate with a white background ?
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27 October 2008 - 3:32:34 -
steve
Hi Bryan
I stared off as a mechanic many years ago sure I recognize that garage lol. A great set of shots gives a good idea of the behind the scenes stuff. Love the final shot great stuff
Bryan why did you shot Nate with a white background ?
Im like a plonker used the wrong email :) sry
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29 October 2008 - 0:10:01 -
enik
Hi again Brian!
This is the third time im checking this one out now and im really impressed by the result! Good job as always!
Just wondering about some things..
Did you use the same lens for the background as you shot the guy with?
And did you keep the tripod and ca,era on the same spot through the whole session??
Keep it up!
// enik, sweden.
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2 November 2008 - 22:44:17 -
Bryan
Steve, I hate limitations, and in the "real world" there are many, especially in photography. I want to be able to do whatever I dream up, and so, I use many separate components in my images. In short the final image of Nate is made up of almost 4 separate photos, that -in reality- would have been physically impossible to shoot together. With my extensive background and abilities with traditional art I am able to create these images.
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2 November 2008 - 22:56:52 -
Bryan
Enik, I used the tilt shift lens (pictured), for the backdrop, combining 3 sections of a 3 part shift, and shot Nate with my 50mm 1.2 prime. Using the tilt shift lens requires that you securely position the camera/lens on a tripod to ensure an accurate shift sequence. Again, as with my answer to Steve, this shot is literally impossible "in camera", as it required separate lighting for the x-rays, garage floor, car, windows, and the detailed background of the garage. It also would have been impossible to get the look I wanted with Nate with the 24mm tilt shift. Hope this helped guys... and great questions!
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10 November 2008 - 10:44:31 -
steve
Bryan thanks for taking the time to answer our question keep up the good work
Steve
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