Could I just be like any normal person and put my point & shoot in flash mode? Of course not! I'm too much of a dork for that! I pulled out the Zack Arias method and used a flash, a light stand, a bounce umbrella, two pocket wizards, and my best camera equipment.
Yes, I had two people stop on the sidewalk to watch me, and several cars drove by very slowly. I'm sure they were like "how can you shoot a hot model on the hood of a car...if there's no hot model? we are waiting for a hot model!"
It took about 10 minutes shooting plus 10 minutes processing (including the time it took to decide on a new license plate)...and that's probably waaaay too long. :)
So, here's my smished up car, prior to taking her into the shop. (Sorry honey! No more figgies while driving you!)
It's been kind of a long stressful week, so this was the kind of humor I needed. :)
9 comments:
YOU should've been the hot model and used the timer as you Vanna Whited the boo boo's.
LOVE the license plate ;o)
hmmm...you should do a photoshoot of my car when i get it back from the shop. :D
There's definitely nothing smished up about your lighting!!
ben/kim...what happened to your car!??!
awesome lighting...
i looove that you took the time for a special photo shoot. :) haha! i hope it gets fixed quickly!
ha ha ha!!! you're such a geek. i love it. also loving your "chmpr" fake license plate. that's AWESOME!!!
really glad out fellow OSP'er is okay.
//ed
Ben decided the morning of his little "accident" that his car has wings...needless to say...his Spyder is still in the shop.
Kim & Ben
You crack me up!!
-Rachel
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