A single frame: Why and how I captured this shot
Shooting a portrait for a magazine cover, I had just set and tested the lights. The studio for the day was a closed-campus cafe. As a cafe, the high ceilings and a bank of floor-to-ceiling windows offered a great midday atmosphere.
But the direct sun was too harsh for a photo shoot.
I walked to lower the blinds to darken the room as clouds covered the sun. I looked back at the set. The softened light through the windows now was perfect. So I killed the studio strobe remote and shot natural light.
I streamed the session to an iPad where the art director and editor could see images as they happened.
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Details: Canon 5d MK4, 85mm