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Monday, January 30, 2012
Tyler Stableford: Dispatches From the Underground
Aspen, Colorado-based photographer Tyler Stableford generally shoots action and adventure, most of it aboveground. But this shoot for Timberland PRO would send him a half-mile deep into the earth.
That far down, before adding light it is absolutely pitch black. As in, you cannot see your hand in front of your face. And the lights the miners use while extracting coal there aren't much friendlier -- low-level, and a mix of tungsten and fluorescents.
So Stableford shot the entire campaign working on the edge of the quality envelope, and lighting with only a few speedlights. Read more »
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