Part IV: The Office Studio
The one thing this cramped Chicago office had going for it was its cool concrete support beams, which separated the workspaces from the hall. I reclined the model on one, placed a light behind the beam, and blew the back wall out white to give the image a nice outdoors feel.
Don’t be misled. This section isn’t a list of scenarios for office employees to use while they moonlight as photographers. Instead, the chapters contained here discuss how to approach common situations that you may find yourself in when photographing clients at their places of business. Clients are thrilled when you say that you can shoot at their ...
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