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Description
Short shoot in patch of jungle by my house to test outdoor lighting.

Strobist Info:

Large round silver reflector below model, ring flash, speedlight behind model camera left triggered with slave

Model:
Singapore Miss Earth 2009

I've been asked with my recent "Jungle Girl's" series, how do you get the rays of light from your off-camera flash and how do you capture the mist. Ok, pay close attention:
1. Shoot at sunrise, yes get up early!
2. Yellow gel in front of flash to make light from flash mimic early morning sunlight, branches in front of flash/strobe..
3. If shooting in tropics like me, steam/mist will be there, if not, fog machine will do the trick, or a hell of a lot of people smoking might work as well
4. Take what you got, and enhance it with some lovely brush work, blurs and transparencies as photoshop is the only way to achieve this 100% unless you have loads of lights, reflectors, fog machine and a team of 8 (hard enough to get up at 6am to shoot let alone a team of 8!)

ENJOY!

To see more images of this model and others go to:
www.flickr.com/photos/ikonvisuals/

All images are copyright Jeff Boyle/Ikon Visuals and may not be used in any way, shape or form without prior written permission from Jeff Boyle/Ikon Visuals, this includes posting to blogs and/or websites or using in ANY work.

Full size, un-watermarked versions are available for sale and licensing directly from me, unless otherwise stated.

IF YOU LIKE THIS, PLEASE FAVE AND/OR COMMENT ON IT, THANK YOU!

Description
Short shoot in patch of jungle by my house to test outdoor lighting.

Strobist Info:

Large round silver reflector below model, ring flash, speedlight behind model camera left triggered with slave

Model:
Singapore Miss Earth 2009

I've been asked with my recent "Jungle Girl's" series, how do you get the rays of light from your off-camera flash and how do you capture the mist. Ok, pay close attention:
1. Shoot at sunrise, yes get up early!
2. Yellow gel in front of flash to make light from flash mimic early morning sunlight, branches in front of flash/strobe..
3. If shooting in tropics like me, steam/mist will be there, if not, fog machine will do the trick, or a hell of a lot of people smoking might work as well
4. Take what you got, and enhance it with some lovely brush work, blurs and transparencies as photoshop is the only way to achieve this 100% unless you have loads of lights, reflectors, fog machine and a team of 8 (hard enough to get up at 6am to shoot let alone a team of 8!)

ENJOY!

To see more images of this model and others go to:
www.flickr.com/photos/ikonvisuals/

All images are copyright Jeff Boyle/Ikon Visuals and may not be used in any way, shape or form without prior written permission from Jeff Boyle/Ikon Visuals, this includes posting to blogs and/or websites or using in ANY work.

Full size, un-watermarked versions are available for sale and licensing directly from me, unless otherwise stated.

IF YOU LIKE THIS, PLEASE FAVE AND/OR COMMENT ON IT, THANK YOU!