PD: Ya he vuehttp://www.edugomez.es/blog/wp-admin/index.phplto a pegar el post-it que dice “cuidado con las coletillas” que esta vez me he colado ;)

PD2: Sidecar es sidecar, que me colé de guiri. Lo siento :)

PD3: Me avisan de que no se ve el cursor. Lo siento, no me di cuenta y no guardé el proyecto así que no puedo devolverlo a la vida… No obstante creo que se puede seguir sin él.

Todo este curso tiene una lincencia Creative Commons del tipo: Reconocimiento-NoComercial-SinObraDerivada

Hola! It’s been a while since writting here but i’m pretty busy with a lot of projects in London and Málaga. I’m going to “give a push” to the blog and i’ll have some new things for it. Meanwhile here you have some making of pictures of the shoot “little blue riding hood”, collection by María Carrasco . All the pictures © Lidia Márquez.

The Crew

Lulú Pérez + Cristina González

María López

Claudia Kösler

María Carrasco + Michelle Brown + Lourdes Pérez

Set 2

Cinthia + beauty dish

Set 4: Con cámara Martina Vogel y de naranja/rojo Zarco

Estefanía Podadera + Octobox

Great Pictures Lidia! Thanks!

Make up: Lulú Pérez | Model: Rebeca Lloret | Photo: Edu Gómez

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Concept a bit hidden but… it’s there.

model: michelle brown | mua: valle palacios | stylist: olga sicilia | photo + post: edu gómez

model: michelle brown | mua: valle palacios | stylist: olga sicilia | photo: edu gómez

El próximo día más, que tengo algunas noticias… Hasta luego!

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Like I said I would be posting some photos and I would tell what the first workshop in gaussmultimedia.com was about but it can’t take too long because there are still 4 groups of students coming on the next Saturdays. The workshop is about what a photo shoot is and what’s behind and after it. At the time our model (Cristina González who I introduced her in the last post) and our MUA (Lulú Pérez) were working on the make-up, I was explaining all the theoretical things and the reason for the workshop as part of a design master course. Once the model was ready the “good” part started: The shooting.
The day before I was preparing it: painting our backgrounds and some polystyrene sheets to use as reflectors or to cut some light, looking for some elements which could give the shoot “a difference”. The idea was pretty good and we have a mini studio in a classroom nearby so we won’t get wet if it rains, like it happened last year when we had the shooting on location.
After seeing different light schemes and taking a lot of pictures we finished the workshop but I decided not to dismantle the whole thing and experiment a bit more. Saray Ramos, a model and friend of mine who I’ll introduce in a future post, came to continue shooting and this is were I get the time to take some making off pictures and test some ideas I had.

I’ll tell some news in the next post! See you then!

Efecto de las diferentes luces de la escena por separado | Effect of the different lights on the scene separately

Resultado Final | Final Picture

Saray en un esquema diferente de iluminacion: luz fuerte y directa desde ambos lados + luz principal | Saray on another different scheme: hard direct light from both sides + main light

Te levantas a las 8 de la mañana, desconectas todas las luces que adornan el cuarto por la noche (cargadores) y metes todo el coche. Toca sesión. ¿A qué o a quién? A Estefanía (os la presento más abajo, en la foto) para su book personal.

El día perfecto, sin mucho frío ni viento y con buena luz. Así da gusto. Localizacones variadas: Torremolinos (los pinos) dónde hay varios sitios muy aprovechables. Uno me recordó a una localización que uso mi amigo y también fotógrafo Saud Rifat en la sesión que lo conocí personalmente, en Marbella. Luego cambiamos a un sitio con más colorido para hacer algo más “divertido” y terminamos en unos montículos de arena que por las lluvias andan inundados. Son los que se ven en la foto.

Mañana me pasaré el día probando el set de iluminación que vamos a utilizar el sábado en el primer taller que doy en GaussMultimedia sobre fotografía, una visión general de qué conlleva una sesión de fotos, desde la pre-producción hasta la entrega final, pasando por la sesión en sí (que comprende la mayor parte del taller) y la post-producción, que será el siguiente taller en el que los torture con el pincel corrector, tampón de clonar… ;)

Bueno, ya contaré qué tal el taller y subiré algunas fotos de lo que montamos!

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Today is the typical day that you get up early and you don’t stop until you go to bed. I’m not going to bed yet but i know that is going to be like this for sure.

You get up at 8am, switch off all the lights that decorate your room at night (chargers) and put everything in the car. It’s a shooting day. What am i shooting? Estefanía (I introduce her later, in the picture) for her personal portfolio.

A perfect day, not very cold, no wind and nice light! A pleasure. We went to various locations: Torremolinos (“los pinos”) where you can find really nice spots. One of them reminded me one location that my friend (and photographer) Saud Rifat used in the shoot I met him, in Marbella. Later we went to a more colorful place to make something “funnier” and we ended in some sand mountains which were flooded by the rain of these past days. You can see them on the picture.

Tomorrow I’ll be most of the time testing the illumination set I’m going to use this Saturday on the first “workshop” I’m preparing for GaussMultimedia about photography, a general vision and what does a shoot take, from pre-production to final delivery, passing trough the shooting itself (most part of the worship) and post-produccion / edition which would be the next workshop they take.

I’ll tell how was the workshop and upload some pictures of what we did!

EXIF: 50mm – f1.4