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Saturday, January 27, 2007
The Daniel Show! Starring … Daniel! So I’ve got to keep a daily journal, and it must include a self portrait each time. No problem. I can think of any number of kooky art-school ways to do that. On second thought, screw that. I want to shoot people pictures, so here’s my chance. Here’s the thing: I want to work on portraits, both in an immediate sense and in a long-term, big-picture sense. It stands to reason, then, that I should take this opportunity to use myself as a patient model for different lighting setups and so forth.
Oh, yes, I love doing self-portraits. I love it with a fiery intensity. For this one, the D70 and its built-in flash were on a tripod about 4 feet in front of me, while an SB600 speedlight with a Stofen diffuser sat about 2 feet to my right. It was a lot harder than using my cell phone would have been. All images and text on this site ©2001–2008 Daniel Esch except where noted. |