Photographer Jean-Francois O’Kane discusses the process of shooting an artistic silhouette.

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  1. Chris Gig Harbor (Reply) on Thursday July 9, 2009

    I enjoyed watching the set up & performance, but think the light shaping educational value was low. I would like answered: concerning the gelled lights, what type were they; what was the flash being used for; what was the EV difference of the background and the subject to get the solid black detailed outlines; how was the camera set up (focus, aperture, speed) varied during the shoot & for what artistic reasons; where did you focus so that the edge would be crisp; how did you focus; how fast did you have to shoot so as not to get talent blur. All the simple mistakes I could make without all the experience you have. Thank you for the video since it is a great topic.

  2. sharon (Reply) on Thursday July 9, 2009

    Very cool!

  3. angel (Reply) on Thursday July 9, 2009

    wow.. I my name is angel.. I am Mexican.. I love this kind of photos.. my wife is a photograper…. all this is.. so beautiful… Thanks Jean .. ur work is so good… I say u hello, from Cuernavaca city Mexico



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