Brock ~ Faculty of Business v.2

Well, we had a busy week shooting for the Faculty of Business at Brock. Three days, four shoots. Fortunately that doesn't compare to the week we have ahead of us. Barry will be in Toronto shooting portraits Sunday with a couple of grad students. Then we have another portrait shoot on Tuesday in St. Catharine's, followed by two cover shoots on Wednesday. Have I mentioned how much I am loving this so far. Anyways, here a just a few shots from a the MSC Cover shoot and a portrait shoot with Grad Student Curtis Bennett.

Camera left - 580exii at 1/2 with softbox at eye level


Camera left - 580exii at 1/2 with softbox at eye level


Camera right - 580exii at 1/4 with softbox at eye level
Behind subject - 580exii at 1/2 with blue gel to illuminate glass


Camera center down - 580exii at 1/8th with 1/4" grid
Camera center down - 580exii at 1/8th with red gel & gobo to keep off subject
Camera center back - 580exii at 1/8th zoomed to 105mm


Camera center down - 580exii at 1/8th with 1/4" grid
Camera center down - 580exii at 1/8th with red gel & gobo to keep off subject
Camera center back - 580exii at 1/8th zoomed to 105mm


Camera right - 580exii at 1/8th
Camera far right - 580exii at 1/4th


Camera left - 580exii at 1/8th
Camera far left - 580exii at 1/4th

Cheers
Rick

On a side note, we lost two great ladies in our lives last week. A long time friend of Amy's lost a battle with a brain tumor. She had been so strong since fining it 6 years ago, but finally succumbed to it Wednesday at lunch. Then Wednesday mid afternoon, my grandmother who was admitted to the hospital only three days after Max was born, passed away from congestive heart failure. My grandmother was an amazing lady and will always be in my memories. Funny thing is, Max wasn't supposed to be born until the Friday after she passed away. I guess it's true when they say there is a reason for everything. If it wasn't for Max being 4 weeks early, my Grandmother may not of ever been able to see him.