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Thursday, July 30, 2009
And Who Says Heathrow isn't Efficient?
(RSS and email viewers may have to click on the title to see the embedded video.)
Have you seen that giant "glad to see ya again" poster up at Heathrow Airport in London?
So, what kind of lighting goes into something like that -- Profotos? Broncolors?
How about a few speedlights.
Nick Turpin's snooted Nikon SB-800 street photography caught the eye of an ad agency in London who wanted to replicate the same look in a controlled, studio environment.
Only problem is Nick's fill light is normally the sun. But it turns out with a budget like that, you can rent the sun, baby!
The speedlights only get a cameo in this video. But it shows pretty much everything from casting (just soft boxes) to shooting, to the over-the-shoulder-looking-beverage-swilling AD, to installation of the actual, rather largish poster.
Hit the jump for a 13-min BBC 4 Radio interview with Nick, set to a slideshow of some of his street images.
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You can see more of Nick's work at his website.
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