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White Coat - Dirty Room
Juxtaposition: Putting two things side by side especially for the purpose of comparison.
I love putting models in places you wouldn't normally expect them. This shot of Sahrye is an example. Shot with two SB-910's the challenge was to get the shutter speed low enough that you could get detail outside (at least a little bit) while also getting details in the room. It took three shots to get but this is the result straight out of the camera. One speedlight is up to the high right of the model with a small shoot through umbrella while the other is to the camera right and bare - zoomed in tight to get some separation on her hair from the rest of the scene. The open wall at the back of the scene served as a fill light for the back to avoid blackness at the rear of the shot. D800 with a 24 1.4 (I love that lens!)
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