E061 Scarpati - LightSource Photography Podcast

In this edition of LightSource, Bill and Ed talk with Scarpati, commercial music photographer.

Hosts:
Bill Crawford, publisher of StudioLighting.net (Flickr)
Ed Hidden, exclusive IStockPhoto.com photographer and inspector (Flickr)

Theme Music:
Sean Campbell and Steve Hill (Firesickle.com)

Special Guest:
Scarpati, commercial music photographer.

LightSource Episode 61 (Interview Series) [55:20 minutes]

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Bill and Ed discuss:
Finding new music from a photography podcast
LightSource Shorts Assignment LSS001
New behind the scenes video coming soon
Ryan Allen's behind the scenes video in the LightSource Flickr group
DIY Car mounting camera rig by Teemu_R in the LightSource Flickr group

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Special Guests Scarpati discusses:
Getting started in music photography
Working with limited equipment
Using portable flashes with long exposures
Not having a defined "look"
Collaboration on a photo shoot
Building sets
Owning vs Renting a studio
Shooting in a home studio
Studio wall color choices
Shooting on location
Buying equipment that lasts
Speedotron Black Line 105 to stop action better
LightTools Egg Crates
Removing of light in an image
Using cards to add reflections
Using soft boxes as dramatic light sources
Using egg crates
Introducing perspective with lenses and sets
Lighting groups with softboxes
How bands have (not) changed over the years
Memorable photo shoots
Enjoying your work

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