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DAY 135 | PORTRAITS |
Use of Location
THELMA GOLDEN, MUSEUM CURATOR/DIRECTOR
When you are asked by a client to go on location to shoot a portrait, you never know what you may end up finding. In many ways it’s exciting, and in many others it’s daunting.
This particular shoot location left me with too many options, but after I looked around the museum interior, I felt that the outside courtyard would provide a colorful, simple background that I felt I needed. Despite having my strobe lights with me, I opted to use daylight, which was softly filtering through a cloudy overcast day in New York.
After meeting Thelma, I realized we had very little ...
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