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Top: a Malfoy “Potter!” if I’ve ever seen one.
Middle: one of the many gorgeous portraits we took in the woods by my house.
Bottom: a 4x3 crop down of one of the “Brenizer Method” portraits we composed with our tricksy ways.
I’ve been slowly grinding through 5 days of photos from @rafithecool ‘s trip a few weeks ago. Almost finished… this is just two random photos from recent edits. I’m sure I’ll have a big picture dump soon of the finished products.
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Focus!
palmer lake preserve, february 2017
experimented to see if a photo technique mostly used for portraits/weddings could yield something in nature photography.
L1015722 by Carsten Via Flickr: Kuhberg, Teisenkopf, Blackwood Forest
Note to self: shoot these with the 24MP camera and not the 45MP camera… generating 4 45MP by 3 45MP panos takes gobs of system resources. I have 64GB ram, a 5070ti gpu with 16gb vram and kills your workflow. I’m restarting Lightroom every two photos to process this method…
Will post more as I churn through them. Thanks to @rafithecool for braving the bugs and learning process and for contributing her presence and talent.
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The inimitable @rafithecool made her way from NYC to H-town and got lost in the woods and I just happened to be there with my camera. Here’s a lil preview of some photos we shot trying to learn a photo technique called the Brenizer Method… we shot our worst photos first and learned by doing… there will be a lot more on my insta story etc in time—here too, probably, but I thought I’d post a lil preview since we both slaved away in post trying to get this workflow down to something easy. ✅
Anyway, enjoy. The actual photos are composite—some of them are 12k by 24k… great for large format printing, terrible for cell phone screens. You can zoom in… a lot here. I’ve already cut the resolution down a lot just to get them posted—but I’m happy to pull the technique off and show you a few shots.
“How do you do it?”
Basically the well-lit Rafi is shot with studio lighting on location… AD400pro studio strobe, 24x36 soft box with a grid, c-stand, sand bags etc…. Then you move the lighting gear out of the way and shoot several overlapping shots around your subject… then you use Lightroom and photoshop to stitch the photos together to compose one final image. You replace the parts around her where you’d see the light stand and soft box with the trees and background from the overlapping frame. Also, you lock your focus on your subject before you shoot the surrounding frames so you have the same exposure, depth of field, etc. and you shoot wide open. These are on a Canon l-series RF 85mm lens at f1.2–maintaining this wild depth of field across the entire image. I like the results, hope you do too.
Will post final versions once I have everything a little more grooved.
Different pose from the Belle shoot with @rafithecool
Denis in People’s Park
